Doctors are somewhat infamous for jumping into the whole "I'm a doctor now so I deserve the matching his-and-hers BMWs, the 5000 SF house in Yuppie Acres and the killer home theater," -- and having debt up to their eyeballs.If that's the case even successful investing isn't going to solve his problems.

But you'd better have a killer good deal to cover all the extra costs.

I'm not sure how Florida law addresses assignments, but I've always had and/or assigns in all of my contracts.They emailed back and said "Apparently, we can't have 'and/or assigns' on our contracts", so I replied "That's an absolute deal killer for me."

BUT to counter that... there are SOOO many apartment complexes that are struggling to fill their vacancies because the market was over developed and saturated during the boom...I recommend looking in Fargo since they have seen steady growth in the past couple of years and are for the most part unaffected by what the oil/energy industry does.I say if you find a killer deal in whatever niche you decide to pursue, go for it.  

I love that word...You know, technically, I'm not a serial killer.  :-)

Ready to buy some killer cash REO deals from all the BRRRRs on BP....lol

You'll also learn that a majority of the housing inventory out here are HOA, which can be a killer for cash flow.

Also Cap Ex like roof and parking lots can be a deal killer, make sure to do proper inspections on that. 

The general contractor fee would be a killer for your deals, too.

John, Usually if you can find a killer deal, it should sell and finding the buyer is the easy part.