I've interviewed people with those and the entire time they were telling me about their doctorate in whatchamacallit, i was thinking, "You idiot...".

We purchased an old doctors office, went before the zoning board and obtained the necessary approvals to convert this building into 3 residential rental units plus 1 commercial space.

Hi Adam, I wanted to comment here because I've had the opportunity to represent a few doctors / physicians from out of state myself in Indy deals - both SFR and Multifamily.

In tertiary markets, I suppose you still have the medical professionals (nurses, doctors, etc) and law offices that do well.

Do they say that about Bankers, Grocery Store Owners, Doctors (well maybe doctors..bad example) plumbers, etc?

Even if they don't doctor the docs, credit karma uses a proprietary method for determining score (called vantage).

Or a doctor.

I get you, I use to work for an eye doctor and would talk and deal with patients all day and it can be draining but you push through and try to deal with them the best way you can.

Too often, doctors, lawyers, and other high-income earners don't factor in the amount of time and energy required to actively manage deals and consistently make solid returns.If you have already maxed out your income, have lots of free time, and don't mind the tenants and toilets, then invest actively. 

Not only will this technology revolutionize the building industry but with other materials it will be capable of building body parts to help doctors/ patients replace defective or worn out ones.