I generally ignore foreclosures, and collections for medical as long as their trade accounts were not run up to max prior, AND/OR are currently at acceptable levels for current income.You need to verify employment and income.

Currently its leased out as a medical office space. 

Folks think toooooo much of their medical Drs, and tooooooo much of an Attorney.   

This is due in large part to major corporations like Intel, Honda, Nationwide Children's Hospital, and Wexner Medical Center investing heavily in the region and creating numerous job opportunities. 

I am assuming currently your husband is able to provide medical benefits through his work, but have you looked into any options of if he was to retire what you would do?

The most recent cost seg study our firm completed was for a small medical office that was purchased for about $1.2 million about 3 years ago.

They provide basic care needs for the residents, like bathing, medications, meals, and sometimes outings and transportation to medical appointments. 

She had serious spinal injuries which resulted in expensive medical expenses.

I'm pretty sure that live-in medical and religious providers are exempt from occupancy restrictions in Logan, but I would ask code enforcement.Thanks for the mention @Cherie Orellana

Does anyone have any recommendations for companies that provide this kind of specialty insurance and what kind of coverage I should be seeking for the dwelling, personal liability and medical payments in the event that someone is injured while working on the property.