The more tenants, the more problems and damage and maintenance.So, for me - the ultimate would be a multi-family building next to a university with grad programs in law or medicine, with small studios.You might want to target your ultimate tenant - then look for properties that would work for them.

Got hold of the tenant, and his reply: "I was going to call because I had water coming out of the medicine cabinet".

Graduate law or medicine students are quiet and driven, MBAs are partners and loud:)

I'd buy a Tesla Model S 85D, a big bag of medicinal marijuana and flood Ben Leybovich email with great deals for him to lend on for me.

When they get a taste of their own medicine, they start to understand.Make certain you do interrogatories during the case.  

I would like to build a new construction, roughly 6,000 square feet, again for medicine-related purposes.  

Doctors do not practice all types of medicine.

My long term goal is to make RE a healthy part of my portfolio and become financial independent early so I can practice medicine because I love to do it and not because I need to pay the bills.

Look in medicine cabinets or water heater closets, areas of that nature for a tag.

Or do we want to build a society where people who will advance society (technology, medicine, science) will thrive optimally?