He/she had no emergency reserve and poof - bankruptcy.it happens all the time with new doctors out of residency 

You should be positioning yourself to require almost no income to live once you're retired, your house is paid off, you're not investing into those multiple accounts, you have a fat HSA to cover medical expenses.

Cerner medical is building a 5billion campus in the area.

See if at the end of each day he can at least leave part of the stairway functional in case of an emergency where the tenant needs to get down the stairs.

These days, I specialize in Commercial Real Estate (Offices, Retail and Medical Buildings).

But I prefer long-term tenants, and sometimes, giving someone a break, like divorce or medical bills hurt their credit score, can turn into a solid long-term tenant. 

Unfortunately, the mass hysteria created by media, politicians, and certain medical workers has made your life more difficult.

But there are always people that fall behind for medical/health reasons and now is no different.

According to Culver City Urgency Ordinance, tenants have up to 6 months following the expiration of the local emergency period to repay any back due rent.

I've been saving up my money, and I comprehend for a truth I will emerge as a millionaire and profitable some factor in life, but for when that will certainly manifest solely the lord knows.