I still work full-time as a pharmacist and have developed a good rapport with my colleagues and physicians and constantly talk about what I do in multifamily real estate.

This location is PRIME & safe, it's a 10min walk to downtown Durham, a 1min walk to their Physician's Assistant School, across from a beautiful park, on the same street as a bus stop which helps students/guests without cars, has a HUGE backyard, it's the most expensive zipcode in Durham, the surrounding homes are all well maintained, it's a historic neighborhood, there are townhomes being built a block down starting at $650k and more being built two blocks away starting at $800k.

I'm a Physician Assistant residing in Madisonville, LA (about 40 minutes from downtown New Orleans).

@Matthew Gardner are you familiar with “physician only” loans?  

If you are in a market with more level 4 evals the physician can bill more. 

I've always been a fan of the working for free method in the beginning to gain experience (i'm a resident physician and have been doing this for years essentially).

Hello fellow BP investors,I'm a physician and recently started investing in real estate .

I’m also trying to get out of the medical field (I‘m a Physician Assistant).I’ve had my eyes on a 2-family here locally for some time but don’t have the capital to buy it myself... if you want to check it out let me know.

But like @Mike M. said, if you have a seller who is truly incapable of making decisions for himself, you'll need physicians to certify this in a petition for guardianship plus you'll need a fiduciary appointed to handle those decisions for him... in his best interest. 

My physician recently told me that if I didn't cut back on the caffeine intake and junk food that i'd be looking at a 'stage 2 bubble,' myself.