There is also a house inspection to pass (which mainly deals with where they store knifes, meds, alcohol, etc.) but if any of the children are handicapped, does the home have to be accessible? 

A woman at a dinner party last week told my wife she has Crones etc & her meds run $30k over 5 months.

As to the string I showed her how she could put a knot in it and make it so tall her son could not get hung in it unless he climbed a ladder to get to it.She apparently had gotten off her meds and within 2 weeks was removed from the home and sent away to be helped. 

And before you say my health despite what you think that smoke from anotnher apartment is doing less damage to you then the Tylenol you take every day ( from a med student) So go ahead and try to sue but I also wouldn’t expect much from a police paper trail.

I grew up in Aurora and believe there are some areas that still have upside near the redevelopment that has happened around Stapleton and Fitzsimmons where the new CU Med Center and Children's hospital is located.In Vegas, I'm intrigued with what will happen to the Downtown area based on what Hsieh is doing with the Downtown Project.Let me know if you have any questions about Denver or have suggestions about interesting places in Vegas to check out when I'm in town.

I would like to do something similiar with a medical school near my property; however, the online listing system the med school offers students is only accessible via faculty/staff and students.

I heard med students were great, too. 

If you can rent to grad students, preferably law students or med students, they're best because they'll usually stay a few years and they don't have time to party. 

Otherwise, you will add taxes where they did not exist, because rental income is not normally subject to SS/Med taxes.3.

Also the city is planning to extend the light rail to go through TSU towards med center I believe.