While leaving a legacy to my children and their children's children.

The homeowner died and the children (older adults) have ownership but haven't done anything with it.

My son did a similar journey, 2 years in Brooklyn and now a pediatric resident at El Paso Children's Hospital.  

Has grown children, but they are special needs(?). 

The rule is in place largely to discourage family sweatheart deals where say, parents want to make interest free loans to their children.  

It was previously a pet salon, and the office is built out perfect for a medical tenant, but can be easily converted into an insurance firm or dental office as well.

If their children inherit they get a valuable asset with no capital gains.

I found an empty house yesterday and after doing research it appears this property has been empty since the owner went into a nursing home in 2007 - she passed away in 2011 and has children/grandchildren so I'm not sure why the home was not sold then.

If you want to advertise "close to Scottsdale events," look at north Mesa near the upper Loop 202.Scottsdale has a limit of 6 adults (plus their dependent children) per home so they will be eyeing listings that advertise "Sleeps 20!"

In the past, the neighbor dental business right next to our building has also informed us of strange tenant behavior that has saved our butts while we were not around to notice.While this advice might not help you now, maybe it is something to think about for the future.