I had a daughter get married and some health/hospital issues in the last month - but back on track now!

My wife is a Physical Therapy Dr. as well as a health/wellness coach and she takes an approach to give the body the proper tools to self heal and people here are more interested in treating symptoms with pills. 

So here are the details:Closed 5/11/17 Finished Rehab Mid JulyPlaced a tenant Mid August1,100 square foot  3 bed, 1.5 bath house, built in 1970, on a corner lot 1 block from a major university and health complex in Oklahoma City. 

You definitely want to get your own set of contractors out to give you an opinion on the tree's health and to also give you pricing, so you know there is no "funny business" going on with pricing hikes and kickbacks.  

Never had a bubble or a crash in the 2000s because it is a very stable market anchored by the state government, universities, and health care.  

If I were you, I would try my best to end the lease with the tenants ASAP to avoid the tenants may hold any health responsibilities on you.

I suppose it would have been good if someone had been careless in the construction and created a health hazard.  

The property needs significant rehab, so I need everyone to move out (both to start work asap, and so someone in the county doesn't decide to get upset that people are living there with probable health violations and such).

Especially when one's personal situation changes (e.g. job loss, health etc).

But like mentioned above, it just makes more sense for Temple to connect its CC building to main rather than the health science campus.