Well, it's currently a medical office bldg but I'm looking at building agency-conforming multifamily residential there. 

However, i have a small medical office building (around 1242 sqft).

I've been contacting some investment property insurance companies, and they don't seem to cover fungus (i.e., mold).

You might be able to target the medical student crowd/traveling nurses depending on your location. 

Also look at diversity, Rome has Medical, Education and manufacturing.

Roommate #1 is a 30-year old female medical student who is moving from NJ to MN for a year.

While that’s  going well, I’m looking to go more mainstream with investing in Commercial real estate - medical office space, public storage etc.BP was suggested by a friend and I’m glad to see the abundant resources and network available here.I Would appreciate suggestions of any REI meet ups/events in greater Atlanta area. 

Best choice of action I have heard is agree to it, but require a medical (psychologist) note for a support animal and support Animal training certificate (available to anyone in the internet which is why this is a joke excuse).

You should read about the Cleveland Clinic medical center.

I'm in Round Rock and there are 2 new hospitals with a ton of medical buildings around them, with a nursing school and believe a medical school on the way.