Purchase price: $325,000 Cash invested: $100,000 2 Story Mixed Use building.Office/Clinic Space in Commercial Ground Floor unit.Residential/Short Term Rental in upper Residential unit.

You could have 1 billion dollars but without time and health to enjoy the proceeds it's meaningless.

The property is currently owned by my wife's mother who is in poor health (terminal) and she (mother-in-law) is moving to an apartment closer to downtown Eindhoven. 

One thing I've noticed is that if someone is "alone" at home I believe that is more detrimental than living in a small "community" and being around folks similar to them in age/health - I've seen many come from home and then after a month or two really "perk" up once they've moved here and adjusted.

Residential Assisted Living homes are proving to be a growing and lucrative niche for the real estate and health care investor/entrepreneur.The senior housing industry is currently estimated at over $300 billion annually and growing rapidly.

I've had health issues related to mold and would like to avoid this since I would be living in one of the units.

Of course that is better but only you can say what is good for you.Frankly, you are trying to be a mental health provider when you are a landlord. 

You'd be breaking your back and your piggy bank trying to spruce up the place and rent it, struggling your butt off to the point of health problems. 

The calculation in the reports are for comparative purposes, among different cities, not absolute ones that can be used to make conclusions about the relative health of a market.

If I were sitting in your shoes today, I would be giving a 30 day notice to clean up or face eviction for cleanliness (Health and Hazard).