Being Your tenants will be doctors and nurses you’ll never have any calls or requests .

@Joe VilleneuveNope, for all I know I could have been a doctor or lawyer.

There are of course doctors and lawyers getting their grad degrees, but they are graduating with $200k in student loan debt and will want to nuke that before investing in real estate, typically.

She asked me if the author (Napoleon Hill) had a PhD and since there was no indication he had a doctorate, I said no.

Doctors used to think blood-letting was sound medical practice.

Not one of the doctors I have seen had time to actually review my daily routines.

If a unit is vacant it is vacant it is not making you money but costing money.Lot's of clients that own tech companies, are doctor's, retirees, etc. want to put money to work but not have any headaches and more of a passive asset for NNN.Anything 1 million and below likely looking at weak suburban to rural areas or mom and pop tenants that are weak.

Housing prices are only about 4 times our income, placing us outside the top 20 most expensive markets when measured against income.We have the highest percentage of bachelors, masters, and doctoral level degrees by far.

A popular market to target is traveling nurses and doctors for example.

Now there are some degrees like doctor, attorneys, etc. the returns over time can make it very lucrative and makes sense.