It can help you create a short listPopulation and business growth, including the type of businesses, are the most important factors in the health of the market.

If you're close to the Cleveland Clinic campus, you're gonna be fine.

If a tenant doesn't want their property to be inspected they should not rent, as any good asset manager will want to check on the health and safety of their assets.

But, many elements may be required to meet LL/Tenant laws, or were deemed "emergency" items that needed repair to prevent further damage, or were clear safety/health issues, where time is critical.

The 500k capital gain exemption is another option to consider because you never know if the exemption will be around forever considering the financial health of the country. 

I really would like to move out of this home due to mental health issues (lost a loved one in the home, and it makes it hard to be here).

I was thinking of course near a hospital and/clinic.

It is owned by an out of state absentee owner that ran into health issues and cannot and has not managed the property.

Investing in building knowledge, your health, and your dreams will be the root of all your other accomplishments. 

What about family, sure makes visits less often and coming back for a week or two can blow the savings difference, consider health issues out of country and where are you going to end up, shipping the casket sure increases final expenses.The question isn't really can you retire, yes you can retire, the question is more to the quality of life to expect. :)