I thought Baltimore would be good in terms of renting because of Hopkins and its doctors, medical students, nurses and other staff persons.  

If you're lucky, it may just need a capacitor or fan motor replacement (sub-$1,000 repair, potentially far less).To put things into a rough analogy (I'm not in the medical field either, so apologies if this is nonsensical from your viewpoint): Before getting a heart transplant, I'd at least make an effort to unclog the arteries beforehand.

The unit is 3700 sq/ft and has two medical suites, mine and an adjoining suite that is currently being leased on a month-to-month basis.

@Lawrence Rutkowski I'm actually looking for something NW somewhere near the medical center.

This house is steps from the expanding UCD Med Center complex and will offer housing for medical professionals for years to come.

But what percent of STRs actually have employees and pay social security taxes, paid vacation, medical insurance?

I had investor clients who did a rent-by-the-room model in Aurora out by the Anschutz medical campus and are doing well with that. 

An HRA or a Health Reimbursement Account, is owned by the employer who puts in and holds money for their employee to cover possible health medical expenses.

Hi @ Stephen Aki--- try "Realty medics" they're a PM company in Orlando.

Hi @Bruce Woodruff - I do use Keycheck for the background check when renting to someone who is not a travel medical professional.