To my delightful surprise it depends on the type of business you're in and real estate was not included on that list(doctors, lawyers etc were).

I have a relative that is a doctor.

The only 100% conventional loan I know of is VA and some loans made to medical doctors.....or to those who can show they don't need a loan.

Haven't stumbled across any voodoo practitioners or witch doctors, they are around but are not easily found.

Most will not allow it.Creative deals are CREATED not negotiated.See the article http://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/3/blog_posts/17-be-the-doctor-to-seller-s-problems-unknown-authorBeing the doctor requires you to build repore with the seller.My business requires the seller to contact me, mostly direct mail - post cards, yellow letters, etc.

I have an elementary background in Real Estate with hopes of getting a Doctorate.

You can discredit them in court.Typically these tenants get a pro bono attorney to try to file a bogus claim.The attorney hopes your insurance pays out instead of fighting it in court.The insurance then proceeds to raise your annual rates or drops you all together.You have to make sure to your insurance company and this attorney that you will vigorously defend yourself to the end before giving them one cent.Now if they have everything documented with date,pictures and went to see the doctor that day etc. then maybe there is a case.Most of the time these tenants are looking for a free lunch.

Went from $900/mo Gross income (when they paid) to $1800 who are doctors and professors and I could probably get more next time around.

I would give you a hand but I am being held prisoner in another state by a band of ruthless doctors and we are unable to escape, maybe next year.

A couple days ago I had a doctor that works with my wife call me who is interested in buying commercial property.