No , never buy prepaid professional services; accounting, legal, or medical.

The homes could have just been refilled due to circumstances with the old tenants (i.e. financial hardship, divorce, medical issues, etc).

The reason we say that is our product, converting non performing assets into self storage facilities, is fundamentally a retail business. 

Medical bills, maybe.

I'm appraising a medical office condominium, and the owner's association appears to be undercapitalized... 0.3% of market value.What is the general rule of thumb when analyzing commercial condominiums and the amount of reserves that they should have on hand?

A few years later, she ran into some medical issues and needed some money. 

For example "I want to buy a 100 unit apartment complex" couldn't be more different than "I want to buy a medical office building".

All tenants are medical offices. 

We have a friend and local realtor who knew our situation and reached out about the following scenario:RV Park in neighboring city (~45 min drive)100% Occupancy currently (we're in oil and gas and West Texas is booming)Sitting on 20 acres but only 8 acres are used for the 52 spot RV park (so room to expand or add revenue stream)All infrastructure in place including city water, cable & wifi, laundry facilities, home for the property manager, and an engineered, permitted septic.

Ivan, i currently run the facilities and maintenance department for a big 3 vehicle manufacturing plant here in Michigan.