Kind of like paying a doctor to take blood, or give routine shots.

The note was not signed but does appear to be from an actual doctor (though again - halfway across the country).

In fact years ago a local Doctor wanted to rehab & expand an old run down bungalow for an office & heard there was going to be a court injunction filed to preserve the building.

I would suggest searching through the forums for that specific topic as both have been discussed in detail on the forums.As far as finding deals, you can get access to MLS, you can direct market to motivated homeowners, you can build relationships with agents and brokers who can provide inventory, you can buy bulk, and the list goes on.As far as finding private investors, I always recommend that one start with those they know - family, friends, co-workers, dentist, doctor, CPA, neighbor, parents from kids school, etc.

I was told by my aunt who works for one of the doctors that the local hospital pays for all the leases, I'm not sure if that's true but I will find out.Price: $390k right on one of the main roads in a good areaProperty taxes: 13k/yearThis is the info I planned on getting:Types/terms of the leasesHow much each unit leases forInsurance costHeating costs and whether the tenant pays for it.Last time any major repairs have been done(roof,hvac)The building looks to be in excellent condition.

Hi BP members,I am in the midst of deciding on whether or not to pursue a doctoral degree.

I’ve turned down priests, lawyers, doctors, cops, firefighters, sec 8.

A doctors office in the lower section and an apartment above.

My competition is doctor-daddies buying something for their little angels at outrageous prices, speculators betting on big appreciation, and 'hobbyist' investors who don't understand the numbers.

Find a doctor in Dubai, Skype weekly with your family.