Healthcare and medical facilities are catching up with the average age of people moving here rising considerably.I would love to learn about the properties you are seeing that make these long term rental numbers work as we are currently looking for a long term buy and holds but are getting squeezed on numbers in this market! 

He is in his 70's and has recently been having some medical issues.

Hello BP, I own several rental properties and I have a W2 medical sales job.

I have a few MTR's here in Denver and I find that most of my guests are NOT medical professionals.

Perhaps @Clay Lingg or @David Krulac or @Chris K. will have something to add.So I will assume you intended to write that there is / was a MedicAid lien, and that would be a state lien for Medical Assistance.  

A typical home insurance company in the United States will include the following five sections of coverage:• Dwelling• Other Structures• Personal Property• Loss of Use• Liability• Medical PaymentsThe DP3 policy is very similar to the standard home insurance package, with a few exceptions.

With no jobs, stores, doctor's offices, or anything else, there is no reason for anyone to remain and rent your property.

A 3/1 is going to have limited appeal of your target is traveling medical professionals.

While there are many traveler profiles in the MTR space, most people think about traveling medical professionals and Florida is one of the lowest paying states.

You are probably not a doctor, so that is just an analogy.