If there appears to be a good reason (divorce, medical bills, whatever you think is reasonable), I would rent to them.

Hi BP Team,I've found a deal, but I need your considerably more advanced expertise.There is a 17 unit condo development in an upcoming area near our medical university.  

Basically a community for seniors, that offers assistance with day and to day chores but doesn't require the same medical staff as a nursing home- nor does it offer the same medical services as a nursing home. 

Coachella Valley and Desert Hot Springs are booming right now because of Medical Marijuana.  

They say that after the medical exam that it could go down but that's one of the things i'm questioning...is that how it really works? 

I talked with other attendees who had syndicated single family portfolios, medical office developments, hotels...the list goes on!

The hospitals and medical buildings here are best in the country (if not the world).

I got medical chaptered out of the Army and when I moved down to Texas where I am located now I had my property in Colorado rented until my property manager stole over $14,000 from me.  

Any ideas for how to market more aggressively in the Houston Medical Center?

So there is a total of 5 units (the two family house, apartment, and 2 businesses).When leased up it should cash flow slightly, but potential big upside for appreciation based on location.The duplex is vacant and could be converted to commercial space (lawyer, medical, insurance, etc.)How would you analyze?