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.

Padilla @Dina Miller @Joel Ray @Ivan Martin @Johanna Shiau @Cory Damon @CP Chou 

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.

Congratulations on Med School, don't screw with your residency - it is too important.  

Good morning. I would like to rent rooms to Medical students in Pembroke Pines area. Is there a website where I can post pictures and my info?  Thank you 

Good morning. I would like to rent rooms to Medical students in Pembroke Pines area. Is there a website where I can post pictures and my info?  Thank you 

For a”flip”, cap gains do not apply....it’s ordinary earned income tax along with self employment ss/med(15.3%).

The downsides of a single large building are that it's less liquid and more vulnerable to sudden market changes.That said, I would still go the small-med multifamily every time.

There’s generally no tax advantage to an llc....there can be if you do a few flips in the same year, have the llc taxed as an Scorp so you can take a salary with rest not being subject to as/med, talk to a cpa, but that’s about it.