Thousands of dollars and fines were incurred as a result of medical bills, lost wages and government investigation.

Medical office has been recovered for some time versus general office.So basically each cycle lasts about 10 years.

The way I understand things, most debts, like a home mortgage, credit card debt, medical debt, etc, are subject to a statute of limitations.

We go there for all our medical care now anyway.  

Medical-  $20 to set a broken bone.  

Student loan debt and medical debt is different than financing an entire house full of furniture then never paying for it. 

- Medical Payments?  

One with 202 beds, one with 335 beds.There are other medical offices etc in the surrounding area.What other questions should I be asking or data should I be seeking to evaluate the viability of medium term rental market for medical professionals?

Another thing I've heard (and may try) is getting the parents on the lease as a co-signer.Also, these guys have bad credit scores (under 550) - medical debt, etc.Would this be a concern, or is this "normal" when it comes to student housing?

YesUsage: Rental OnlyCoverage InformationPrimary CoveragesCoverage L (Premises Liability): $100,000Coverage M (Medical Payments): $1,000Limited Fungi Coverage Section I: $10,000Limited Fungi Coverage Section II: $50,000Coverage A (Dwelling): $100,000Coverage B (Other Structure): 2% of Coverage ACoverage C (Personal Property): ExcludedCoverage D & E (Additional Living Expense & Fair RentalValue): $10,000Water Damage Coverage: LimitedDeductiblesAll Other Perils (AOP) Deductible: $1,000 Hurricane Deductible: $2,000 (2% of Cov A)Optional CoveragesOrdinance or Law Coverage: 25% of Cov ALoss Assessment Coverage: $1,000Flood & Water Back Up Coverage: YesRoof Loss Settlement: Replacement CostIdentity Theft Coverage: Included