Medical being a perfect example.

Prior to 2014, Denver was performing well economically and had a healthy multifamily market, but soon after the legalization of marijuana in Colorado the metro saw an exponential growth period.

If someone were to leave behind medical supplies and someone suffers an injury because they were not available to recover them, there may be serious liability there.

Also, I am not sure what the court would rule in my favor given that she was unable to respond because of medical issues.

I bought, collected and sold payday loans, car notes, eviction judgments, credit card and medical bills for 30 years.

I think it would be nice to know if its student loans, credit card bill, or medical bills? 

We never do a 1 year lease - if credit is suspect because of medical vs phone bills utilities etc...we then write a 6 month lease that states if they pay on or before the first we will renew it for 1 year.3.)

Here it from the man himself here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/covid-markets-rent-increase-2020The economy is stronger: #2 Manufacturing in the US, Largest Medical Complexes in the World, 1760 Unrivaled Life Science & BioTech companies, U.S Headquarter for Energy among others according to siteGood luck with your out of state investing.

Dignity Health is planning on an investment of $1b+ for a 27 acre medical campus in Folsom Ranch.

(though I monitor these topics, I don't always get the updates for some reason) We've developed office space, medical office space, office/retail condos, single family residential subdivisions, etc., and heard many times that projects couldn't be done, but haven't had any we wanted to do and didn't.