FSH is a major training facility for the Big 3 branches of the military and contains a major medical facility that specializes in research.

Looking for comments on what I have so far and what has worked well for you.Here is what I have so far:-Complete the rental application in full, no false information-View the property in person-Ability to pay deposit and first months rent within 24 hours of approval-Household income of at least 3x rent-1 year of stable documented income (job, govt assistance, ect)-Positive rental history or cosigner that meets all requirements -No landlord tenant issues (judgement, evictions, broken leases, damages, ect) for 5 years-Current on all bills (excluding medical)What are your thoughts?

The university boasts an in-demand undergraduate program, excellent medical school, top business and law schools, as well as other great graduate programs.

One medical bankruptcy but I always overlook that.

Urban cores seem to be doing well for MTR because of business and medical demand, as well as family relocations etc.This last question is a tough one.

Plus hospitals, medical offices galore, colleges, and good schools mean lots of potential renters/buyers. 

California Medicaid can try to collect medical costs from a deceased person's estate (the house if they are on title) this is called estate recovery. 2.

My process is pretty simple: background check (or fully executed employment contract for travel medical professionals), lease agreement, collect deposits.

We are developers and in fact are planning on building a medical office building in Fullerton, on N.

Somehow this provides some special tax advantages including being able to deduct medical expenses, rent my home to the corp for business meetings tax free, etc.