The example I've been given by numerous attorneys is if the Seller experiences a medical situation and Medicare is needed, they cannot get that care as long as they own that property and they are then forced to sale, or it can be attached by Medicare.  

I’m looking to buy a home near the Medical University of South Carolina to rent as a mid term (30+ days) or as a short term rental.

Further, you should add the LLC as an additional insured if you do not have separate coverage.If the object of this exercise is to less the # of claims you have on your properties it would pay to look at what the insurance companies look for when they inspect:1. cracked or broken driveways or sidwalks2.

It technically violates "due on sale" in the mortgage or deed of trust which allows the lender to call the remaining balance due immediately upon transfer of title - although it's rarely exercised (but you should be aware). 

For me, it's often a math exercise...compare the future IRR of the current property with the IRR of alternatives.

Looking at a medical office that is currently leased by a large hostpital  network. 

Hey BP,I have a couple rentals that I have up on Furnished Finder for travel medical staff.

Looking at a medical office that is currently leased by a large hostpital network.

Our thought is, we live near several clinics in the Hudson area, why not try to rent by the room to medical-type students looking for housing during clinical rotations?

The problem is their credit is low in 500's so they are having a difficult time with the applications at many rentals.The backstory is husband is a 10+ year Marine veteran injured in Iraq who retired due to those injuries and his wife had cancer the Military hospital was unable to care for his wife so to save her they took out massive loans for the medical bills.My heart is hurting for this great family and I’m trying my best to help.