My wife will continue her job (she’s a physician) and I will likely transition to managing our RE portfolio full time (I do all the property management today already).

As for some background, Im 35 and Im a physician who finished subspecialty medical training a year ago.

ESA prescriptions should be for no more than six months at a time to ensure they're being treated.

It is challenging for a physician to move their office once they have a busy practice established, so turnover is generally lower in Medical Office Buildings as well.Here are some of the questions that come to mind:How large is the Medical Office Building? 

Prescriptions in the med cabinet?

Many doctors and physician groups do not own their own space, particularly these days.

How would I know if there are more non university affiliated physicians looking for spaces? 

Hey all,24-year-old Physician Associate here looking to get into his first investment property!

One is a deal with a group of physicians to purchase land then either build medical office space or a women’s center in Houston.

If your primary job is a physician then you probably don't qualify as a real estate professional which will get you the active status.