(Things like medical debt don't concern me as they likely didn't "choose" to get sick.)

I am a medical professional (anesthesia provider) looking to break into REI!

Just a little background...We have had some medical and financial hardships over the last few years. 

Hello all,I am 27 years old, currently employed as a System Administrator at a medical facility in Ocala, Fl.

It is one block from Temple Medical School.

Hello David, I agree with my colleagues, if the deal is time sensitive stick with your current lender.

For example, here are just some of the requirements for operating such a home in Florida:Chapter 65G-2, Florida Administrative Code, Licensure of Residential FacilitiesChapter 65G-7, Florida Administrative Code, Medication AdministrationChapter 65G-8, Florida Administrative Code, Reactive StrategiesChapter 393, Florida Statutes, Developmental DisabilitiesFacility Application FormCalculation of Licensed CapacityI offer this as your lease would need to require that all licenses, certifications, Group Home/General Liability/Professional Liability/Workers Comp/Auto liability insurances be submitted and approved by Landlord prior to move-in. 

My guests are mostly travel nurses, medical residents, families dropping off/visiting their kids at school, or people going to entertainment shows nearby. 

Some people...just like some on BP - are plain nuts or need to be on medication.  

Oddly enough it's a great rental community because nearly everyone that I live near is military or has something to do with the medical school in Little Rock.