In total, I would like to own 3 Multi-Family properties before purchasing a mixed use property in which I would like to use as a Physical Therapy cash practice space for outpatient orthopedics (I am a Physical Therapist as well).

I’m Jamin, a 28 y/o Orthopedic Physician Assistant from Brighton, MI very excited to get involved in wholesaling and then eventually, flipping & renting.My interest began after seeing an infomercial for Than Merrill’s real estate class and going to his seminar on wholesaling.

I'm going to be coming out into practice as a surgical sub specialist in orthopedics in about 3 years.

As I previously posted, I am in orthopedics resident who is not in a perfect financial situation to move forward with investments.

If you're thinking of doing primary care, then it'll be easier than another competitive specialty such as derm/orthopedic/ophtho/anes, etc.  

For now, i started putting carpeting in 2nd floor apartments due to the lower cost, speed and over a number of years the carpeting probable does not cost more than tile or laminate flooring because tenants screw up every type of flooring and landlords incur costs for repairs, regardless of what you install.But...I went to an orthopedic doctor who had about a 20,000 sq ft office with that rubber type laminate and I love the way it looks and holds up.

I’m an orthopedic surgeon.

When I go to my orthopedic doctor for my sciatic pain I am amazed regarding the number of young people in the waiting room who come in with leg problems and walk in with a limp.I can imagine many people getting hurt at your property because of the angle of the hill where people sprain their ankle, crash to the ground, break their hip and need a hip replacement.

Around 2 years, my wife and I decided to purchase a duplex using no money down financing I was able to acquire by using my future orthopedic surgery salary as collateral for the note with a community bank.

I am currently in orthopedic surgery residency and my wife is a full-time special ed teacher.