Predominently focused on multifamily and medical office syndications. 

There are appraisal fees, inspection fees and other fees involved on your end when you buy a property.When a seller has a need to sell quickly (job loss, job transfer, medical reason, marriage, divorce, probate) they sometimes will take speed and no hassle over list on the MLS.

I will moving after November, medical (Surgery)

Medical office has been recovered for some time versus general office.So basically each cycle lasts about 10 years.

The way I understand things, most debts, like a home mortgage, credit card debt, medical debt, etc, are subject to a statute of limitations.

We go there for all our medical care now anyway.  

Student loan debt and medical debt is different than financing an entire house full of furniture then never paying for it. 

- Medical Payments?  

Most of my guests are traveling medical professionals who undergo an additional check through their employer so I accept a copy of a fully executed employment contract (redacted is fine because I'm not interested in how much they're getting paid).

One with 202 beds, one with 335 beds.There are other medical offices etc in the surrounding area.What other questions should I be asking or data should I be seeking to evaluate the viability of medium term rental market for medical professionals?