How do I know that listing prices are not artificially inflated?

This is the most expensive possible way to buy artificial cash flow.

Others rocket up pretty well as you move up the ranks.The other question is will your jobs be at risk in the future to robots for automating or artificial intelligence??

Unless you pull the equity this is a "true" negative cash flow property as opposed to the artificial cash flow numbers you are buying with the equity.

You are paying 800K to generate artificial cash flow at a extremely high price.Investment wise your condos are money pits.

(internal medicine) at a hospital in Grand Rapids, MI.

Artificial low interest rates imposed by central planners and increasing public/corporate/government debt may cause a deflationary environment in the near future - it has been a while since there was an "official" recession.In general, I never thought that landlording is passive problems free investment.

In essence it is a very high opportunity cost to pay for artificial cash flow.

@Carlos Cevallos,I'm going to say something you might not expect:If you're going to continue into medical school, you may need to choose between vocations: medicine or the real estate business.I personally hold that compassion and profit motive are diametric opposites.If you would be a dedicated medical person, you may find real estate rather a serious distraction.

Paying down a income property mortgage is a very high price to pay for artificial cash flow.