I posted a series of comments in this Bigger Pockets feed https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/925/topics/1164202-folsom-could-see-over-500-000-square-feet-of-new-doctor-s-offices-and-medical-clinics

(Lower credit score but based on medical debt.

Hey, there are costs to loans, you can only get 75% back out, and this takes time...Fortunately, Im a medical professional.

Service animal screening typically takes longer because they reach out to the prescribing medical provider to confirm the letter.

We will have a support vehicle, a mechanic, a medic and guides and I feel that's the stuff that is totally worth spending money on. 

Think Midwest towns, college towns, or cities with medical hubs or event/attraction traffic.Use tools like AirDNA or PriceLabs Market Dashboards to look at average daily rates, occupancy, and seasonality.

My name is Keegan Rosett, and I’m excited to be joining the BiggerPockets community.A little about me—I was recently accepted into medical school, but after a lot of reflection, I realized the path I truly wanted was one of ownership, freedom, and building something of my own.

I know a California investor who is buying fast food restaurants, coffee shops and medical offices in the Midwest and South.

Key CriteriaWe look for 3x the monthly rent in verifiable income, stable job history, and a credit score above 600 (but evaluate the whole picture—medical debt is common and not always a deal-breaker).No recent evictions or violent criminal history.3.

Lets just say that neither one ended well, with us having to evict 1 tenant 6 months after leasing their house back to them; and the other one actually passed away in the house due to medical conditions they were suffering a few months later.