I have a site for a medical office building we were working on.

[Disclosure: I worked at a major medical center for fourteen years as the ADA coordinator and manager of accessibility services, so it's easy for me to see the possibilities.

I have tenants in which the woman went bankrupt due to a divorce and the man went bankrupt due to medical bills. 

At the time they targeted Asian massage parlors, cigarette sellers, night clubs that had customers deemed criminal (read: minorities), medical marijuana clinics and (post 2008) bank owned properties that had been foreclosed. 

I did some further research into renter's insurance after reading this thread and found that it not only covers the renter's personal property, but also liability for things caused by the renter including medical bills I other damages.

Unless its a special program Like Doctor/Medical loan then they cover 100% No down up to $2 Million.

If you have parents that the Trust is to support, you need to talk with an elder care specialist or your parents medical care team. 

If there appears to be a good reason (divorce, medical bills, whatever you think is reasonable), I would rent to them.

Hi BP Team,I've found a deal, but I need your considerably more advanced expertise.There is a 17 unit condo development in an upcoming area near our medical university.  

Basically a community for seniors, that offers assistance with day and to day chores but doesn't require the same medical staff as a nursing home- nor does it offer the same medical services as a nursing home.