A friend of mine just built some apartments across from Cleveland Clinic in Ohio and said he was surprised at how many long term care patients had family renting in his apartments. 

I just helped a 1031 exchange client exchange in to a Dollar General anchored shopping center with a vet clinic and self storage.

.- I can take the full interest paid on half (210k with ~16k interest) for the rental- I can take the full interest paid on the other half (210k with ~16k interest) as a personal residence second home.2. 660k mortgage - 3.25% interest- I can take 540k (to total the 750k personal limit) of the 660k.Supposedly the IRS allows you to use any reasonable method to calculate your deductible mortgage interest expense. https://www.thetaxadviser.com/issues/2012/may/clinic-story-07.htmlOverall, CCA 201201017 is a very taxpayer-favorable ruling, as it concludes that any reasonable method to determine the amount deductible as qualified residence interest under the Sec. 163(h) limitations may be used until final regulations are issued.As of 2/28/2023, final regulations have not been issued.

I did clinical rotations at their dinky little hospital when I was in college, but they have since shut many of their departments down.  

It is near a Cleveland Clinic hospital under construction so we're hoping to market it as a short and mid-term rental.

This area is huge for renting to college students/staff from The University of Iowa with lots of potential growth.I graduated with a Health Science degree and currently work full time for a Bone Marrow Transplant Program at The University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics.

My occupation is clinical social work.

Monroe County, the core of the Poconos has a population over 200,000 and not all of us are hanging out in taverns or spending time in rehab clinics!

I am negotiating with a group who wants to lease the building as a medical clinic, which not permitted at street level but is permitted on an upper level.I need to file for an Exception.

In our seven-plex, I inherited a tenant, a young mother, who rent was paid by a local hospital system's psychiatric clinic.