We aim to close our first real estate deal by the end of the year, while maintaining our current jobs (I am a software engineer, she is a naturopathic physician).

My name is Nick Pfleghaar, I am a physician by day and Mr.

However, they devote entire sections of the books to describe how physicians are very likely to be in the UAW category and are terrible with money.

I am a physician which means my schedule can be very erratic and I'm not interested in dealing with the stress/hassle nor do I feel I have the time.

I am a physician and had the fortune/misfortune of starting my practice in 1982 at the start of the biggest bull run in stock market history so real estate wasn't on my radar till the dotcom meltdown of 2000-2002.

I am a physician in my "other life" and am doing real estate to have a stable/tax advantaged income stream for retirement.

What is the best way to approach physicians about my investment strategy?

As a physician, who understands MAJOR debt load, please don't get caught up in "living like a Doctor" syndrome.

The thought behind physicians loans is that we have a very high debt to income ratio especially during residency, when we make about 50k/year but may have Med school debt >250k.

They both became physicians and mom also went to law school.I studied philosophy in college and stumbled accidentally into an economics class.