[Noah930]

I always lived within walking distance of the hospital, but that was also because I lived in Boston. In LA, all residents will have a car, so super-close proximity might not be as important. Parking, though, will be important. For example, the majority of med students at USC and residents from LA County will live in the Pasadena/South Pas neighborhoods.

Each residency program in the hospital (internal medicine, radiology, surgery, OB/GYN, etc) will have its separate program office. There will also be a separate office for GME (Graduate Medical Education) kind of overseeing all of those individual programs. You can contact each of those offices to see if there's any way they can help you advertise your property. If there's a med school, nursing school, PT school, OT school, pharmacy school, or social work school, they'll also have their respective offices attached with the parent university. You can contact them, too, to see if they can help get you in touch with prospective tennants.