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Rashmi Patel
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  • Houston, TX
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Physician real estate investors

Rashmi Patel
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  • Houston, TX
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Hello,

New to BP but have been lurking for the past several months. I am curious to know how many physician real estate investors are on the forum and if they can offer up their specific experience of getting into real estate investment? How did you manage your portfolio while still being clinically busy? Did you start investing even with high burden of student loans? Did you start off using turnkey companies or on your own? Most of the information I have gotten so far has been from physician-specific sites like passiveincomemd.com and whitecoatinvestor.com

I am a young physician, early in my career, but really wanting to start getting my feet wet sooner than later. Have finished reading Rich Dad, Poor Dad and now onto The Millionaire Real Estate Investor. Ultimately my goal is to be financially independent from medicine so that I can practice as much or as little as I want. Haven't personally spoken to many physicians about this. 

Any advice would be appreciated!

RP

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