The article also talks about earning high income some way or another through a sales job (you are really good) or having high W2 earnings such as being an engineer, CPA, doctor, etc.

Hi Daniel,I definitely used an fha loan and took advantage of the lower rate offered because I was considered a recent grad...the grant funds are the same just difference in interest rates...I believe fire fighters, nurses doctor's etc. get the highest rates because of the Ohio Hero's rates.When I got my loan my rate was 3.875%...now rates through my ofha are around 4.5 and up for fha loans.

Wouldn't exactly draw in a quality tenant wanting to make a great impression on their customers.What about a chiropractic office?

If you want to be a doctor, a medical degree tends to be a good investment.  

(Think urgent care / emergency room vs normal insurance doctor).

@Rick Doctor, yes I would be very interested in a podcast episode about DOS and transferring to LLC.

I know being debt free other than real estate sure feels good, this coming from a guy who's student loans combined with wife were 200k at one point (Doctorate for me and a Masters for her).

Doctor office,karate school,restaurants,hair salons, dentist, cell phone stores,etc.These are places customers are actually going day to day to do business.

You can't do what your CPA, attorney or doctor does no matter how much money you may want to save and in each of these areas the real cost to you for doing it yourself becomes greater over time.

Hello BP,I have a doctor who wants to invest his money with my real estate company for flips and rental properties.