Nowhere near the geriatric health care opportunities of Pittsburgh.

There are countless factors that go into evaluating buildings, guaging the health of the area, calculating how long it will take to fill a vacancy, stress testing deals, projecting on the upsides as well as downside, dynamics of having an anchor tenant lease renewal on the horizon, guaging competition and surrounding vacancy, looking at future development of the area, understanding how local politics are affecting growth, traffic patterns etc. 

My first thought would be to see what the zoning & health officials would want to see satisfied to get their blessing.

The Clark Fulton neighborhood is smack dab in the middle of the action of the 3 most gentrified neighborhoods in Cleveland, Ohio City, Tremont & Gordon Square.Beyond the location being ripe for development with it's close proximity to the action & of course downtown it's got the Metro Health Main Campus right there on w 25th which is just south of a major business / nightlife district on w 25th street which includes ultra popular businesses such as Ohio City Burrito, ABC the Tavern, TownHall, Great Lakes Brewing Company, Market Garden Brewery and Crop Bistro & Bar.

it would be something like "Lessee (Jack Ni) shall not be liable for any risk, damage, or accidents may cause to lessor (Josh) such as credit, health, natural disasters or any natural event that's out of Lessee control cause by this lease option." 

A decade ago I had 3 breed cats which means the breeders focused on their look at the expense of their health.

I was told by a public health official that probably 50% of the lower income units along the front range would test positive for meth.

Last thing I'll say about our tangent, for every quack device you point to from 80 years ago, I can point to fake lists at the VA that cost the health of an unknown number of veterans. 

In California they file a lien w/ the county dept of environmental health so be sure to check with those type of departments to ensure any liens can be cleared w/ the retest.  

It is in the top 10 National Priorities lost for the EPA as there are known cancer causing dioxins leaking from it.http://www.fox26houston.com/health/healthworks/596...https://www.epa.gov/tx/san-jacinto-river-waste-pit...It is slowing gaining more attention, the recent floods and social media have been raising awareness about it.Crisis is also a factor in Baytown.