I would ignore the doctor and enjoy my life.

Start with family, friends, doctors, dentists, attorneys, and any other professionals you come into contact with.

(I count 2 lawyers and 1 doctor among my tenants.)Be very careful about TK  investing.

However he has not produced a doctor’s report, or health inspector’s report or any other support to his claims.

Want to drop one third of Medicare recipients or cut payments to hospitals and doctors by a third?

We are from NYC (downtown Manhattan) however, we are not looking in our area for investments (for obvious reasons :))We wanted some advice:1- First off, I wanted people's opinions on the best niches for us:We are a couple, my husband is a doctor,and I own a food business (start up)We want to get into real estate to help fund my business and to get him out of medicine!

Doctor's, gyms, hair cuts, restaurants, dry cleaners, karate schools etc.

Brianna,I would highly recommend going to work for an established and successful real estate investor with a long history.While it is wise to specialize, just like a doctor, it is even wiser to learn and understand the whole real estate business.

I will actually be stationed in Aurora, I work as a Healthcare Recruiter and I recruit Doctor, Nurses/ everything you can think of in the medical field.

C and D class renters are easier to manage than  A and B  and doctors and nurses live there  ( maybe nurses no doctors though LOL) and a bunch of other hoey about how to reach your freedom number.. all tugging at the financial heartstrings of those who believe the way to financial freedom was to load up on a bunch of low end high risk C and D class rentals in the hood..