Also, once your tenant (or other tenants) start talking about emotional support animals, make sure you receive an official letter from their doctor.

Hi Fatimah,I work with lot's of doctors and people in the medical field.The first question you need to ask yourself is how much TIME do you have for investing??

I am a doctor, which is relevant, as some lenders only do 5% for certain professions.We ONLY wish to put down 5%.So, my question is, who offers either 95% jumbos, or an 80-15-5 mortgage for this loan amount of $850,000????

Try finding non-RE investing groups you can visit, preferably high income individuals like doctors, pilots, snow birds/retirees.

Purchase price: $330,000 Purchased a fixer upper in North Bergen's doctors row.

I work as an Assistant Director of Admissions and Professor and I recently just finished up my Doctoral studies.

At one time the property was a doctors office.I looked on Zillow for the homes similar that was sold in the last 6 months and it is around $110,000 to $ 120,000. 

This is a developing area of case law but they may need more than just a letter from a doctor depending on how far you wish to press the case.

So it's a great investment for high net-worth investors like doctors, lawyers, business owners, or any other person who has $1 million or more cash sitting around in the bank earning less than 1% on their money.The NNN lease property lets the individual earn 6% to 7% net cash per year, with NO responsibilities in managing the building.

They are a doctor or have some other back story they think ads credibility.