It has major educational and health care institutions, which are also not going anywhere.  

The point is, while it can be a stressful consideration when leaving a W2, much like health insurance options, there are solutions out there to the person that will turn over every stone, ie call every bank, until the answer is found.

Its a pediatric office and has been there since 2006, the group was purchased by Banner Health(MD Anderson) and they have taken over the lease, and now the physicians are selling the building that was previously there own.I find the location stellar but I am concerned about only a 5 year lease....Any thoughts on this?

My hold back is that I have such good health insurance for my family with the job.

Due to high rate of inflation, we are adding 3% to the total.Due to rising energy prices, we are adding 3% to the total. in order to provide our workers health insurance we are adding 5% to the total. 

The property is a farm that has been in the family for about 80 years and is currently held by a family member of deteriorating health. 

You also have to file a form certifying your place is submetered and low-flow with the health department or inspection department along with a copy of your lease.http://www.masslegalhelp.org/housing/booklets/water-law

Water leaking from the ceiling would be more of a health issue than no AC.

They have health issues and are wanting to move in with their kids.

Health care, food, shelter, clothing, and barbers.