My wife is a physician finishing residency this year so we have contact with a lot of incoming residents and others at the hospital which makes finding a stable tenant pretty easy I would just like to build some more equity before selling and rolling it into a property closer to where we live so i can self manage.

So far my real estate experience has been great and I want to continue down this path.I'm currently a student in Physician Assistant studies so my investing has been put on a slight hold until I have more time and a steady income. 

I have met more and more professionals (like my physician assistant neighbors) who live out here and drive in daily due to the local quality of life and top-in-state schools in Oconee county.

I am currently in physician assistant school and graduate in July 2018.

I am currently going to school to be a physician assistant where I will earn a near 6 figure income(most of which put towards building my portfolio) with a rather flexible schedule to focus on real estate on the side.While I will have a rather good income to fund my investments to start I know I don't want to trade my time for money for too long.

Are you thinking of "prescriptive easement"?

Just today they arrested hundreds over a billion dollar prescription drug scam.

Start IBR right away, submit your PSLF forms annually, and become a great physician.

I am currently exploring the world of passive real estate investments for both myself and some of my physician clients and excited to learn from experts in this field.

Can someone sell their legally obtained opioid prescription?