Another scenario where renting would make more sense is if they’re only living in the town for a short period of time, like a doctor doing residency or a college student or a traveling construction crew.

They are the builders, full time investors and professional reps (for attorneys and doctors and lawyers and so on) who bought just about everything.

A couple of weeks ago I've met with the owners (3 doctors) who own 30 condos in Davis Island, Tampa Fl and they are ready to cash out.

Alternatively, another way investors use to is to keep the ownership of the building separate from the ownership in the physician group i.e. a doctor can retire from the physician group (be bought out, sell their stake, etc) yet have a separate ownership claim on the actual building. 

Doctor Evictor (Phoenix law firm) would be my recommendation.

My current position involves reading doctor’s notes and their handwriting and not so much about real estate or financial language.

She does not work (well, she's a stay at home mom, so she does :).While that is a large amount it is normal for my industry (similar to doctors) and top airline captains can make 300,000/ yr (not there yet).

With Obamacare, I do think that doctors will be more busy a few years from now.  

They are building a some health mall next to her house with a dentist, doctor, and a few other things.

And some from SF there was a Doctor somebody I forget his name...