Doctors, Lawyers, and CPA's live here.

The 300 and 310 units are both the same tenant - a doctor's office who also has a rehab center (the previous owner installed an elevator for them 1 year ago).Tenant 105 signed an extension for 3 years to 2020 last month at the same rent terms (3% annual increases from the current rent).Unit 200 is a dentist (lots of plumbing installed specifically for them). 

I'm a student in Clinton, SC (near Greenville) getting my doctorate in pharmacy.

Would a pharmacist approach a patient to offer a different drug who was under the care of a doctor?

Long term vision is this will pay for his chidrens doctorates.

Don't go into $100k of debt unless you want to be a doctor or other guaranteed high wage.

I don't have involvement in it, I don't make the decision (Fund managers do) and although I assume that the major component of your question is the "bottom line" issue, it is not the only factor in my decision to go into real estate.I come from a "typical" Jewish family where you had to be a lawyer,a doctor or a CPA to be considered a success.

And REIAs are just like the Gurus, attorneys, doctors, politicians, teachers or anyone else.

If the sole purpose of the move is to better invest I'd take a really deep dive look at ALL the pros and cons, but if you just want out of CA because you have a high paying full time job that could be picked up elsewhere like a doctor, lawyer, online business etc. then go for it.

Doctors, software engineers etc.