So Iv been Searching for A Detailed map of my Area (& other areas) for some time now.With the Conclusion of ' A pretty Basic Map, although Detailed down to the "Side Streets" Etc...Seem to be very Costly, I Started the process of ordering a 3' by 5' & like i said pretty basic as far as Added Features ( Population, Med.

Hi,My ultimate goal is to own a ~20/30 unit or more apartment building for cash flow.  Location isn't really an issue since I'd hire a property manager.I want to start browsing deals and learn how to identify a good d...

The rental market in the med/small city I reside in is strong with a good outlook. 

There are a bunch that are devoted to travelling med staff looking for housing.

Idylwood near East End is a cute little place that you may like, and could probably get decent roommates that are grad, law, or med students (proximity to all schools). 

I haven't really seen my target renter population west of Cross, my target being Med School people.

Louis has great universities and med centers, plus family weddings and baseball. 

5.0%-6.5% for a med professional is not that great a rate.  

Many of my clients are 1 year out of med school and can buy a $1.3M home due to their high income and minimal down payment requirements.

It might not be worth becoming a doctor if you now have $200k debt form med school and only plan to practice medicine for ~10 years before you want to transition to REI full time.