Hi Scott, A significant advantage of the LLC is the limited liability protection it provides for landlord & other situations in case the completely unexpected happens (accidents or injuries causing medical bills, etc.)

I have been successful in medical sales and have some money to play with but I'm just not exactly sure where to start.

VCU-MCV (Medical Campus of Virginia) and overall health industry is booming and bringing all sorts of new jobs and grad-students.

She is currently a medical student and obligated to serve 8 years in the Air Force starting next year.

So when you have doctors making babies with lawyers, chances are their baby will succeed in school.

I was able to find a good tenet who was actually the best friend of my neighbor.This tenet and his wife were both doctors with one pre-teen child.They had bought there place at the height of the market and were just wrapping up a short sale.I was able to get them on a 2 year lease at $1600/month with a $1600 deposit and no property management.What a great opportunity (they continue to be absolutely fabulous to this day)!

Ever since I was young, I always had ideas floating around in my head, from being an astronaut, to doctor, to archaeologist etc...

You may want to look at this TX attorney's bloghttp://www.lonestarlandlaw.com/LLC-Formation_in_te...Being a transaction engineer starts with the Seller's Interview.See "Be the Doctor when Talking to the Seller"http://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/3/blog_posts/17...and "How to Negotiate with the Seller"http://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/3/blog_posts/30...

In most cases I disregard outstanding student loans and medical payments.I consider the minimum gross income to be 3X rent.

I have recently obtained my real estate license while being in the medical field for over 12 years.