A few times over the years, when I've been amazed at the purchase price and an expensive rehab, I've learned later it's a doctor or business owner with more money than sense.  

Through marriage I hang out with a lot of doctors and surgeons.  

My full time job as an eye doctor takes up most of my day but I obtained my real estate license in Maryland to help out family members with their home purchases. 

There are a hundred thousand things you could do with that cash, up to and including getting a Doctoral degree in Philosophy.

Plenty of high-wage earners (Doctors, lawyers, etc) live an expensive lifestyle and do not invest properly.

@Luke Grogandoing a joint venture with a doctor, cash partner or credit partner, form an LLC, use a buyout agreement in the LLC articles of incorporationOr us a TIC with the seller@Bill Gulley is awesome with TICs

Consider your doctor, their educational requirements, the regulations they must follow and the money required to open up a medical practice.

You can find a place closer to family or hospital or eventual care facility or her doctors.  

It's easy for tenants to obtain a diagnosis and letter from a doctor supporting the need for an ESA.

Create credit lines, line up cash partners (family, business associates, your plumber, dentist or doctor - let them know the benefits of investing with you).Repeat, repeat, repeat.I have a home on Amelia Island, just outside of Jacksonville, I acquired it about 8 years ago using a Tax Deferred Exchange.