Im 31 years old and practice general dentistry in the state of California. 

I am a nurse working in a CVICU, but over the past year I have started to become not completely satisfied with healthcare. 

Or depending on your profession (healthcare specifically) you can sometimes get loans for 0-5% down without PMI.

This can be mostly useful in the event of a tenant injuring themselves and trying to sue, as lawsuits related to healthcare can be very expensive.It also looks like most people investing in paper structure their entities as LLCs.

I imagine we could drive down the cost of health care in this country if we could double or triple the number of doctors and quadruple the number of RN's. 

We initially investigated whether there would be a market for disabled persons, we consulted with a local social worker, and a local healthcare worker, they did not think there would be much of a market.

thanks for keeping us all in the loop of your progress. i'm also a wholesaling newbie (and also in health care!). 

I would focus close to 100% on your human capital for now (dentistry)...

The 10 year treasury has reached highs not seen since 2014 recently.Also, there are a few sectors within REITS hurting for certain specific reasons, retail because of the 'Retail Apocalypse' non-sense and health care because of fears of government spending cuts.Personally, I'm using the weakness to buy REITS because they historically perform well during periods of higher interest rates due to the rent growth it allows. 

In the very least they should have wills (and probably health care directives, HIPAA documents, powers of attorney, etc.).You can also create a trust that is a separate taxpaying entity such as a QPRT or gift trust.