No longer the case: about six months ago I had a doctor with a contract guarantying him $20k/mo, but his Fannie Mae mortgage qualifying income was $0.00 per month because his employer gives him a 1099 instead of a W-2 and it's only been 8 months on the job.

I'm fortunate to have a brother in-law (doctor) who's wanting to venture down the same path and work together.

Sometimes a landlocked parcel is just what the doctor ordered ... provided you own an adjacent lot which permits access.  

.$36,000 purchase$20,000 rehab$1,100pm rentShowing around 16-17% net after all costs.Probably rent to a doctor as its within 2min drive of the biggest hospital in Toledo.Thanks

There’s two large hospitals which provide residency program for new doctors.

I have already shared your information with a couple clients who are attorneys and a doctor in San Diego. 👍👍.

Wish my doctor was like that lol!!

Doctors do the same thing. 

Doctors built new offices offices went up all over the place.Who is really going to get hosed tho in this whole deal of course is those with no insurance.. and worse yet investors with no flood insurance as they don't even qualify for any fema bene's...

My two cents - I have worked with a few agents doing marketing - mainly worked with dentists - doctors etc. - we have done mainly stuff like doing Facebook and Adwords ads where we are able to customize their strategy a bit more than some of the "big" national providers - we have set up follow up email funnels - retargeting etc. - and I think the real estate agent market as a whole is one of the tougher ones I have ever worked in.It seems to me you have a small group of agents who are spending a LOT of money on marketing (ie $10-20k or more a month) and then the vast majority of the rest are spending very little to nothing on marketing programs (+/-$500-$1000/month) - typically waiting on referrals or leads generated by the agency they are associated with . . . . so a lot of feast or famine . . .