Doctors, ... etc.  

The way I position myself as a problem solver for the seller is I act like the MD Doctor in a doctors office.

I am a new doctor in Portland, OR and am looking to buy my first investment, fixer upper property to live in for a few years.

Our option is essentially a glorified catastrophic plan with a few "covered" doctor visits per year thrown in. 

I recently helped my parents move from the suburbs back into Boston (Jamaica Plain) so that they're both closer to work, their doctors, supermarkets, as well as no longer dependant on a car with access to fairly good transportation options (Orange Line) as their reflexes and need for busy days start to slow.When my parents moved into the house that I helped them buy, we ended up starting to learn about being a landlord when renting out their house in the suburbs.  

I made their parents(doctors) co-sign their lease.  

LLP's are primarily designed for professions such as doctors, lawyers and accountants.So there you have it, an overview of the different types of business entities in which to choose from.

A experienced birddog does 90% of the work of a wholesaler and gets 10% of the pay.Greg, good luck and keep on trucking, you will be happy you did when it comes time to keep you doctor happy and in a new BMW, remenber the best doctors major in finance and then go to medical school.

If you have been in nursing 40 years you have a vast network of doctors and nurses to talk to about r.e. investing etc.    

I would look at JVing w a doctor - IRA Private Lender.1.