We have had tenants that were relocating to Indy, medical students coming to Indy for training, and short-term vacationing visitors. 

If interest rates stay here for 24 months, there will be a 30-40% price correction on commercial real estate.In-place 8 cap deals with 40% expense ratio on tertiary storage. 6-7 cap on class A product.Multi will get crushed. 6-7 cap pricing on class A.Equity will be totally gone on a lot of deals acquired since 2020.A lot of forced sales.Not as bad as 2008, but a lot of variable debt coming due in the next 24 months that owners can’t cover or replace at new rates.

They must be prescribed by a medical professional.

I think I'll be a rarity in the medical field if I profit share.

I had a friend who did AirBnB in his home and had a steady stream of renters for various events in town as well as corporate / medical folks who come in for a few days at a time.

And if investment funds gave all the millions for altruistic reasons, why not for medical development?

Rates are up and the decent areas in MI expensive but keep an eye out for tertiary markets.

If you haven't saved the funds to move you also don't have a savings to cover medical or car bills and we are only a single emergency away from not paying rent. 

All have been traveling medical professionals and all have found us through Furnished Finder.

I do see potential with lots of medical centers, businesses, close to JAX airport,  very close to nice beaches so there appears to be a few different rental markets to tap into.The over analyzing of scenarios has held me back.