I rent apartments and houses often because I travel for long term.  

Medical complexes abound, high rent luxury apartments have 6 month waiting lists nearby. 

I think if I was retired I'd probably mow them all most of the time, paying a premium to have someone mow when I was traveling during mowing season. 

I also figured the tech boom and maybe the medical field would end up filtering to secondary locations.One article led to another and I decided to jump on board. 

It is just hard for me to make a lot of the events because I actually work 2 jobs 7 days/week 80 plus hours trying to aggressively save for a down payment and also pay off medical bills and a car loan.

My day job is as a medical device engineer up in Orange County.

Once you have title, then you can do the rehab yourself, or just sell it to another investor.Lots of lessons here:1) Don't loan money in second position unless you understand what happens if the borrower defaults.2) Don't loan money 3,000 miles from home, unless you're prepared to travel to the property to attend a foreclosure auction.3) Plan better. 

Allow them to break lease because of medical condition?

We have to get better and be proactive in August, I missed the boat (again) this year, because my wife is a teacher and August is a travelling month.

Just steps from Crestwood Medical Center and Airport Road.