Same reason not everyone goes into a profession where you can make a lot of money but need to work long hours (doctor, lawyer, etc)...C & D properties may generate the highest cash flow, but they will always (generally speaking) create the most work and headaches...

@Tim Ivory Please do take it as a compliment, David Tennant is one of the best actors to play Doctor Who :)I had the very same thoughts.

Use a standard form.See http://form.jotformpro.com/form/42226690391960```````````````````````````````Be the doctor - http://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/3/blog_posts/17...Interview the seller.Buying: Terms deals and cash deals.Terms are sub2, wraps, and lease option assignments and sandwiches, also installment sales on free and clear properties.Cash deals could be some cash now and some cash later.  

You would have far to many specialist would not work.Think of a Doctor... they have to know all about medicine then they can go into a specialty that may or may not ever involved what they learned in med school.Same thing in my mind..

IF A DOCTOR PRESCRIBES IT! 

I have someone who has a note from their doctor that they need their dog for medical reasons.  

I've worked with doctors (married couple, both doctors) who couldn't afford rent in Brookline.

Would you say move on to something better (doctor or lawyers or such)?

L/O's could allow new doctors to purchase an option on a property in a nice neighborhood and give them time to mitigate their debt problems.  

We got a doctors note and cited the landlord tenant law for our area.