You will have to evict.I would offer to assist in moving his belongings to a storage facility and put his butt on the curb if I could.

Sometimes things like medical office can be mixed use.

Hello All,I have been intrigued about the future profitability opportunities on this type of property and beginning to have an interest in the ins and outs of how to operate one with proper medical attention, liabilities, and operations details.

I currently work for a medical device company designing tooling.I have no experience in real estate investing and would like to learn starting with single family rental homes then moving to duplexes and fourplexes.

All of our rentals are new construction duplexes and our target market is medical professionals "educated with and income".

Often they are getting rid of credit card debt, medical debt, or judgments.You have no idea how often borrowers will say stuff like "it's been discharged" thinking that the debt just magically disappeared and they got a free house.

As has been pointed out, there are great differences between service dogs (which have been specifically trained to provide some type of service to a disabled individual) and "emotional support" animals (which have been trained to do nothing except be companions to individuals WHO HAVE BEEN DETERMINED TO NEED SUCH BY THE APPROPRIATE MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL.While a landlord cannot ask the tenant the nature of their disability, they can require that the tenant provide the appropriate documentation from the medical professional of the need for the emotional support animal.  

The person stated they wished to sell the home due to mothers medical bills.

https://www.realestateconsulting.com/8-big-housing...TLDR; Prime real estate will be unlocked for new home construction (parking lots, auto dealerships, gas stations).Outlying drive-until-you-qualify housing markets will eventually reemerge once the majority of core infill markets have repurposed their prime real estate.Urban employment should continue rising as prime real estate is repurposed for housing, allowing more people to live closer to city centers.Density will increase, with the days of wide streets, massive driveways, and two-/three-car garages a thing of the past.Construction costs will decline as transportation costs plummet for moving building products from manufacturing facilities/warehouses to new home construction sites.Fewer home sales will occur, as the elderly will be able to stay in their existing home long after losing their driving rights.Assisted-living facility demand will be less than most people expect.Repair and remodeling will flourish due to seniors remodeling their homes to age in place.

Also, you'll want to compare the cost of the umbrella policy against raising your personal/medical liability on your auto insurance.