I tell clients to think of it as if you're going to the doctor for an exam.

This almost sounds like someone is calling my doctor and asking question about my health.

I lost rental tenants, one of which was a doctor, and another was an accountant. 

He went to BYU with the intention of becoming a doctor, but did poorly in chemistry which would be required as a prerequisite for medical school.

He has helped some of my customers here at the bank especially my Doctors, Dentist buying some unbelievable Vacation rentals and investment properties. 

I'm Moe and I'm a young doctor in Texas.

I like the mechanics garage one could also take massive cost seg on all that equipment.. and same could be done with doctors office.. i did that with a dermatologist a few years back and it has worked out great helped young doc walk right into a functioning practice without her having to go borrow hundreds of thousands to outfit a shell..

It's more work, but in the past, I had good experiences, especially with travel nurses, doctors and affluent out-of-state skiers renting for a whole month or winter.

I have one of my staff members (engineer by training) actually calculate the number of hours an active investor needs to spend to find, analyze, negotiate, finance and manage a small deal (SFH to 2-4 family) and if you make $200K/yr or $100/hour, the paltry $200/month cashflow you make on an SFH does not make it worth while if you pay yourself for the time you spent doing all that work.I've acquired over 1,000 apartment units and and some of my investors are high earning commercial real estate brokers, lawyers, doctors, business owners and other high income earners. 

None of them are currently occupied by nurses or doctors.