@Daniel McNulty - As I stated, it is a simple example to illustrate the concept.

Police snf ambulance did come after it’s a sticky situation due to mental health laws!

But I think as a backup plan you always have nurses and other health care professionals with St Anthony's, Bayfront, All Children's, not to mention the people moving here from colder climates, that you should be able to just swap to a furnished monthly rental and do ok. 

My name is Larry and I'm a mental health counselor.

Youve also illustrated exactly why the disabled will hide their service animals, because they are often the victims of illegal housing discrimination.

I'm interested in doing short-term leasing in the units also for travel nurses/insurances, so a health focused area is nice too!

I found a lending service (Bankers Healthcare Group) specific for health care professionals (I will be a physician assistant next May).

Your sleep, your sanity, your legal health and your pocketbook all probably benefitted if you had a good property management company.  

Finally, the relationship you keep with your property manager will define your ultimate success...my clients all know that if they have a catastrophic loss, a lawsuit, or most recently a lead paint exposure report from the local health department we will work together to resolve the issue professionally and ethically.

MI will sell above appraisal value, which can be a major problem should you ever decide to sellA great point to illustrate, point 2 under cons, is the turnkey provider I used (not MI) just sold a property (rehabbed) in memphis for 79k, with 785 rent.