It turns out they are and the guest requires them to remind her to take medical treatments.

While specific neighborhood recommendations can vary based on current market conditions, areas close to universities, medical centers, and business districts tend to have strong rental demand.

I also have managed warehouses and considering purchasing a warehouse or storage facility so if lending also differs for that, could you please let me know?

The neighborhoods close to the medical center area are not good neighborhoods.

I'm a technically income-less medical student in my 3rd year who worked with Brandon K at F&G.

.- the guy is also selling jet oil from saudi arabia- their office is located at medical center haha- he's probably ex mortgage officer from obsidianmortgage in FL - his customer is so unsophisticated lol

There is development going on in the area as well as expansion; new hospitals, medical parks, mixed use shopping centers, small residential communities and spot residential homes. 

The reasons being, rent by room is technically a boarding home style of operation, think halfway house, elderly care facility, childrens home, etc. 

I know of a condo facility here in Savannah that requires all tenants to be approved by the HOA board before being given a lease.

Want to combine the results of 10 different medical studies and look for patterns?