Also, you would be surprised at how many professionals (doctors, lawyers, etc.) that are looking for a great real estate investment to make money on.

(just imagine the oppurtunities in that)-Home to University of Alberta (one of the top leading medical research universities in the world)-Home to the largest mall in the world: West Edmonton Mall (www.wem.ca)-Plus much more delights about this city that makes it a prospect to buy in.

They said they could exclude medical bill debt (for low income tenants) in their analysis, if you chose to do that.

Davis had his own money...married to a doctor and all.

i am medical student and i am currently renting.

We estimate about 6-8 month to start seeing that ROI. 2nd Phase will be a Medical facility with 81 beds.

Its strategies include adding bilingual loan officers and creating alternative credit-scoring systems that take into account rent, utility bills, child care expenses and medical payments.

Even professionals like many doctors and lawyers aren't doing all that well because they're trading time for money.

Ya I couldn't agree more....Here's my list of reason for doing REI:1) You can never get fired so you have permanent job security2) You can work from home which has it's own huge set of advantages3) You can set your own schedule, wake up when you want and work as many or few hours as you want.4) You set your own pay5) You're often earning as much or more than high power doctors and lawyers.6) Once you have as little as 1 apartment building you likely have enough income to never have to work again if you don't want to.7) As you continue to acquire rental properties your month cash flow rapidly goes up into the five figure range and eventually even six figures.8) You can do a deal from almost anywhere in the world.

Of course circumstances (retirement, medical expenses, divorce, etc.) may cause you to sell sooner than you want but let's face it, how much can you *really* lose on an investment property of let's say $150k.