I wouldn’t do a commercial office syndication, but Multifamily, industrial, medical offices, etc, Absolutely.

If a property captures your attention, you can reach out to the owner and inquire about the possibility of owner financing.

I would refund minus any differences.Frankly, I have refunded folks for medical emergencies without getting a full rebook.An older couple book the lake house for 4 days for the whole family, but her husband had a pretty bad stroke and would be unable to navigate the stairs.

Can usually allot 5-10% vacancy factor and same for maintenance.Class B usually also okay, but needs more attention from owner and/or PMC.

@Robin SearleMost people pay zero attention to their local a d state government.

If you move there, get owners home insurance, utilities in your name, not a landlord policy, move all your billing, medical, voting, car registration, etc etc there you should be able to prove you live there 6 months.

Explore areas near major attractions like the Galleria or medical centers, which offer a balance between affordability and potential demand.

Your bio mentioned you have utilized AI tech with your team and it caught my attention.

Early investments into your business will include marketing, software, MLS dues, education/coaching/mentorship, gas/mileage/travel, taking potential clients out for lunch/coffee, etc.When you're not working at your PT job, focus your time an attention on the following:- everything @Dallas Sauer & @Hayden McDougal mentioned- Having conversations with 5-10 people everyday.

Hey Yuqing,Firstly, congratulations on making it through medical school!