Hi Jeremy,With 2 dogs that might be an issue with some places.You might want to try looking at BIG Apartment Complexes.Many areas have small booklets of area apartment complex rentals in the local grocery store entrance.Look for ones with a dedicated Dog run/exercise area (we love dogs in the advertisement).Then narrow it down to ones offering X free months rent on move in.

All of my insurance policies have medical related coverage for lawsuits.To answer the question, I have my tenants in small multifamilies handle lawn and snow care. 

In Financial freedom with Real Estate Investing by Michael Blank, he walks through this exercise specifically.

I hear about there encounters with Angry spirits but I am pretty confident these sightings are related to Meth, Heroin and  "Doctor " prescribed medications. 

I remember when I was a banker I was doing a loan for a building for a medical practice.

Regardless of the outcome of this specific deal, it seems like a good exercise as it will likely be needed in the future for any development project.All that being said, if this deal comes together, then creating an investor pool is my next big hurdle.

(i.e. medical emergency)Either way you come out ahead.

I actually donated one to a BP member as an exercise .. and give back to BP that has been so good to me..

Many Boomers will probably end up on public assistance after the medical costs bleeds them dry of what they own (just like a lot of the elderly now).

Do you then rent the property month-to-month until the option is exercised or expired?