I have a career in medicine as a physician assistant and own 1 rental property (single family home) my wife and I have owned for about 6 years.

I graduated with a degree in Biochemistry and Health with plans to pursue medicine, which quickly changed because I was always interested in business and investing.

Told her $1m/month   Because the medicine is expensive and we haven’t found any open market health insurance that makes it affordable. $1500 a month is about 25% of what my monthly plan costs now  To make matter more exciting, our plan through work had been trying to get the amount it pays reduced as it is. 

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.

Morris Park is filled with Hospitals, medical facilities, Albert Einstein School of Medicine, etc. at the very least you can find a solid tenant base to get some CF.

Please understand that law is like medicine, there are no guarantees.  

I believe if Real Estate is viewed as a career like Engineering or Medicine and not a hobby or a get rich quick, people would take the time to be educated and research as they would if they were going to take on a career in Engineering or Medicine.

Medicine cabinets suck.

It used to be really something in the late 1800s with a medicine factory, a glass factory, and as a  transportation center for the surrounding farms.

She says "that's my thing " I tried to make it "our thing"Don't force her, Real Estate is not for everyone thank goodness it's not or competition would be worst in my market lolThe same passion I have for Real Estate she has for medicine, I started to look at the bright side at least I will always have someone to take care of me if I'm ever sick.Don't force it, did anyone forced you to consider REI?