That is all changing with the development The Pearl, which will also increase the demand for MTR as there will be more students, doctors, etc. coming to the city for months at a time. 

I am definitely considering buying a home and renting it to other travel nurses/doctors, but I would like to make a more well thought out plan, and realize I am still a ways off from actually buying.

In this case, the tenant did have a doctor recommend he get an emotional support animal for his disability.

@Gregory HerbertThis is why you use a property manager….I don’t want to be a pilot, a doctor, a plumber or a roofer - thus I hire them to do the job I need done.

Work in the city, want to walk, doctor, lawyer...its a house for them....So yes the finishes have to be nice but its more about the location....I wish I could have turned these two large lots in 4 conforming lots, but being that I am using hard money, I would need variances for build in garages (which takes 8 months) where as the way I subdivided was two larger homes that get parking by right...The comps speak for themselves....The home I will be building is on a lot 40x60 so will be 31x51 of house (side, frontage, backyard) 4 stories a basement and ROOF DECK with views you cant believe (you area 10 min walk from downtown) 5000 sqft that include basement and roof deck.....Tell me I am wrong with those comps .

Small commercial buildings where your tenants are doctors and professionals. 6.

Looking for advice on raising about $1.2M quickly (2 weeks) from my existing network of doctors. 

Class C is at median metro area income, D is much less and then I don’t have a hard and fast rule for a vs b other than A is where the doctors love plus best schools.

Unless you're going to college, to be a doctor, lawyer, or accountant college is pointless....

I would love it if there was a form for applicants to have their doctor fill out on their behalf.