@Theresa Harris Thanks for the response, I still have a year until I finish my doctorate so I do not have an actual income yet.

I'll say Wow, what are you like a Doctor or something?

On a side note, such "good" debt is not always in monetary term:  in the province of Québec (and others) here in Canada, the government will pay a aspiring doctor's medical school tuition in exchange for 5-8 years of service in a rural or remote community upon graduation.  

Most succesful people here really love what they do no matter the long hours, hard work or disappointments.But this will be true of any person succesful in his or her field be it doctor, lawyer, artist, carpenter, or whatever.They do what they love and love what they do and the natural result is 'success'.You'll know when you're on the right path.

Plumbers are making the money of doctors.  

The letter should be on letterhead from the doctor or practice and should include their professional license number.

Before leaving I even rented a rug doctor and cleaned the carpets.

This is similar to a Doctor going through residency where he doesn't make much money to survive on but after he graduates, his salary goes up and up.Or is it better to take a job where you get your monthly $1k per month forever but there is no internship?

You say what your income is so hard to know that end of it but a quick call to a mortgage broker who handles FHA would be just what the doctor ordered.

My wife is currently a medical resident and in 4 years she will be a doctor, at which time our household income will likely go from 220k to around 400k.