Currently, I am working with a partner to place Urgent Care medical facilities across Tennessee and Kentucky.

I'm planning on waiting a year until I go to my local credit union and talk to them about other options on establishing my credit.

My thought was to find a good management company early and establish that relationship before growing much larger.

Our university and Gritman Medical Center along with Northwest River Supply and Schweitzer Engineering are some of the bigger local employers. 

She has since threatened to go to an attorney since she claims the mold has been causing her to miss work, causing issues with her son's health, and has racked up "extensive" medical bills.

But probate is the most compelling piece, followed by establishing wealth distribution that doesn't need to be manually updated constantly (if there is something a family can argue over, they often will - it's a pretty large stressor.)Best of luck on the presentation @Sean Morrison

If not starting out you should look for an established park.

Obviously this tenant is nasty (might have medical issues?) 

If the credit/loan is established in your LLC's name then it should not be reported as a debt/liability or obligation on your personal credit. 

I’m new to commercial RE investing and I’m considering a single unit medical office for purchase for approximately 245,000.