The US home sales have been down and slower since last summer confirmed with national news today.

You need to look at probate leads, divorces, bankruptcies, code violations, high medical expenses, foreclosures, old landlords selling old rentals in bad shape, kids in deep legal trouble, in short, try to unearth off-market deals.

Have you called over to the hospitals HR departments to see if they have a list of places for traveling medical professionals to stay?

One project that I haven't seen mentioned yet is the medical school/culinary school project by Sudha Tokala.

The huge growth in the number of rental properties around the Polo Grounds (Coachella and Stagecoach Festivals) is starting to slow that growth a bit though, as there can be a glut of properties available during slower times of the year in that particular location.   

We are focused on NNN medical office syndicating.

A credit score can be lower (under 700) due to school debt, medical, etc., so you really need to look at what the score consists of. 

I could rent to some other medical residents I know very well for about $2,100 for 2 years with no property mgmt involved.

I am looking at an office/medical space that according to the agent could rent from $20.00/SF gross to $23.50/SF gross.

I own and operate 3 small single family short term rentals here in San Antonio Texas, and the last three months have been mediocre at best (our slower season).