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I don’t want to 100% jump into real estate and focus on that  hence why I am pursuing dentistry, but I do like the idea of eventually having a few properties to have that additional income and contribute to to retirement.Maybe I’m crazy but any insight would be greatly appreciated!

Banker's Healthcare Group (lends to med profs.) offered me a loan that I wanted to use to buy cash and BRRR, but the fees were pretty high and they weren't initially willing to get rid of a prepayment penalty.

There are families paying $30K per year too, so this expense can get really large.Another option I hear discussed a fair amount is Christian Healthcare Ministries, which is a cost sharing coop style plan.

After I move I can rent out the area I am currently staying in, or sell if I dont want to do out of area management as I will most likely move out of the area for my job.I currently am employed part time (16-20 hours per week, $19/hour) for a Fortune 50 healthcare company doing software development, and this summer I did 40 hours a week with them.

Also, if you decide to pursue medical school you can build a network of health care professionals which is a great resource for syndicating funds.

SE Michigan has lots of auto, but also solid mortgage and healthcare industries as well as college towns that not alot of people talk about here.

@Yonathan Beltran De La cruz I would say Orlando is not all healthcare.

We plan to rent the space out (furnished) for short-terms, mainly 30-90 day rentals to healthcare workers (travelling nurses, drs, etc.) since we are close to several major hospitals.

I got busy looking for ideal areas - considering growth rates, crime rates, school district quality, business development, public access, health care facilities, etc.