When we acquire an occupied property that didn't have a move in checklist, we do an inspection after purchase to set a condition status at that point.

I am sure he has some sort of mental health issue, maybe schizophrenia or he is disillusional.

Columbus already has the headquarters of national brands like Nationwide, Cardinal Health, Big Lots, L Brands, CoverMyMeds, Wendy's, just to name a few.

My parents are on a fixed income with no long term health care coverage.

Ask questions regarding fees/points, time to close, rate reductions based on experience.If you want to directly market/contact the owners then you could look at websites like:PropStream.comREI/kit.comAuction.com (for buying houses at your local auction, some hard money lenders will actually help you with this)Forclosure.comYou may still be able to find 'deals' listed on the MLS, my go-to site for research is Realtor.com, so you can filter out 'Pending/Contingent' on the 'listing status' so you don't waste your time on homes that are under contract.Identify the types of homes (location, price, features/amenities) that you want to target for your fixes and try to get as specific as possible when you talk with the realtors.  

A decent size 100K Condo would probably need another 50-100K to get it to a decent rental status.

By the way, depending on the state the property is in, and the status of the title, you may have to get the husband's signature to complete the deal.

I had originally posted asking what people who are in the pursuit of FIRE did when it came to health insurance.I was reading the 4 Hour Work Week and the author recommends a few sites for health insurance.

I did just pass my brokers exam and a looking for a firm to work with so being able to represent myself as the buyer will hopefully allow me to leverage my agent status to my advantage.

I'm interested in the area solely because of what Metro Health is doing.