During this sensitive time I would feel more comfortable just absorbing the cost. 

This works OK for a small portfolio of relatively static and simple investments like a private placement or crowdfund, but can become rather cumbersome and expensive with multiple assets or more time sensitive and transaction intensive assets such as a rental property.

Residents will relish being within close proximity to an array of amenities, including shopping centers, medical facilities, schools, restaurants, and much more.

We’ve both been practicing for almost 10 years now and have lots of experience in residential design, as well as adding commercial and medical to our portfolios in the last several years.

I can get a loan for several different things; college education, medical, several other things, and then there is a box to check for other and then it says to specify.

I am definitely confident we would make the $10K back in value-add to the property, but won't be in a position to do a cash out refi, since we bought with a 0% DP medical professional loan and will still have low equity.

While I medically recover I would love to help you until I start working again (probably not until the end of the year).  

I have in the past had a tenant with medical issues and could not pay.  

While travel medical professionals have 13 week contracts other travels such as digital nomads tend to stay a month. 

Buying a home in foreclosure is like buying any other property but potentially more sensitive or on a more limited time frame ( if property has equity ).