But it's a good way to get your down payment pretty quick without going back to school to be a doctor.

I am unfamiliar with the rules and regulations or rent rates in your area, but I can give some basic advice on owning and running communal living homes. 1) Coliving in the residential or small multifam market tends to break up into three groups: digital nomads (who pay more, but want all the amenities), traveling nurses, doctors, students etc. who will stay for 1 to 6 months (this group had been well known in real estate investing for a while), and people looking for affordable housing (often millennials and retirees).

For example, if you asked me to review my doctor, I would struggle to do so.

It would be like seeing a doctor who does not have a medical license (kinda of a spooky thought). 

He normally does special doctor loans and just offers same set up for my north side clients with good income/credit.

I used him for a doctor client and he said can give loan to anyone with strong income.

My doctorate is not in the medical field

Lawyers shouldn't represent themselves in court, and doctors shouldn't operate on themselves.

Think doctors, lawyers, successful small business owners...people with lots of cash sitting around but they don't trust the stock market. 

Colonoscopy should be covered if a doctor orders it...medication, they have group discounts at CVS and Walgreens.