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).

I am currently there for some medical treatments and have a STR that was purchased by a a Realtor and PM who work together for an NYC OOS. 

Did you know that Wayne(Detroit) county Average weekly wage is way above national average and growing faster than the national average, 3.1%.Figures are from a link in this threadHarris (Houston)county is also way higher than national average but growing way slower than the average, 0.1%.

Hello,I have been using Rentec Direct the last few months and am getting used to is, just a general question for PMS if you have personal expenses on a credit card, do you categorize those under "Owner Withdrawals" or create separate categories, ex for Medical expense or Personal Travel?

They're all in the medical field like me and don't really seem interested. 

They would provide CNAs and other medical professionals dressing, eating, cleaning, etc and other basic living and health and medical services.I'm interested in connecting with anyone who's successfully converted SFRs or MFs into independent living community rentals.Here's a description of "independent living community":What's been your experience?