If investment grade tenant and good lease term remaining maybe 30 to 35%.If it's small franchisee most lenders want a ton down.NOW I have seen exceptions for some of my doctor clients buying NNN properties BUT it is their personal bankers and cross collateralizing everything.

Also, if your state has opened the door to medical marijuana, this category loves former bank sites - vaults being a big part of it.  

I can't help but feel like something's not right here.Complete details of the policy:Residence: $556,000Related Private Structures: $55,600Personal Property: $5,000Premises Liability: $1M / $2MPremises Medical Payment: $1,000 / $10,000Deductible: $2,500 (this is the highest the offered)Windstorm Deductible: 5% ($27,800)Total Premium: $2,970

I was hoping word of mouth would fill these rooms with therapists or medical providers.What are the best places for me to advertise these rooms for sublease? 

Furnished Finder, Zillow, and just calling local hospitals HR departments for traveling medical professionals can be a good way to get it.

After spending all day chained to a desk in the corporate world, I felt the need to medicate myself after hours with hands-on, value added activities.  

Needs to specify what will happen in the event that one partner would want to back out of the deal, is moving out of state, is unable to keep his end of the deal for any extenuating circumstances such as medical issues, etc.

I am looking to purchase a small to mid size medical facility in the Cleveland area.

Medical practitioners do that as a matter of course to reduce possibility of carrying germs into house when returning from the hospital. 

I can send you some examples if you're interested.VCU Medical Campus is also growing and adding new buildings and the Health System is expanding down Broad Street.