I'm looking to purchase a home near the Anschutz medical campus and convert the basement to it's own 2 bed 1 bath unit with a separate entrance.

We are wanting to help one of our kids get into their first house but they have a couple of road blocks, no credit to speak of so far and all of their savings for a down payment was taken up by some hefty medical bills.We are thinking of finding a house, buying it, and then renting it out to them for a year or 2 and then applying what they've paid in rent as their down payment so we can offer them seller financing.  

., Dollar General, Shine Medical, Mercy Health and many others have created a booming rental market.

About me:I started my career in medical devices, specifically in the cardiac space.

Maybe you mean office, or retail, or industrial, or hotel, or medical...The moral being: if this is a space you want to get into and build a career out of, then getting in now is always the best option.  

My situation is time sensitive as everyone else but I felt like contacting them everyday was a waste of time.

This is an observation and I do know a little bit deeper on their numbers but will leave those out of the conversation for sensitivity purposes. 

Certainly a regional, community and even neighborhood sensitivity.

Worker gets injured. . .good luck paying their medical expenses and liability suit.  

In my experience, I think the mom sales attract price sensitive shoppers, so if you offer good value or discounts, that could work.Can you promote rentals based on regional events or activities that draw people in non-peak months?