I am a physician having really busy schedules with quite decent income.

We are also looking in a physician's loan whereby we can put down little to nothing with no PMI.

I do know the state statutes do not forbid a landlord from adding a provision in the lease stating any personal property left behind may be considered abandoned and that the landlord may dispose of it in any manner they deem reasonable, save for prescription drugs.

I’m 46, retired from my career as a physician, with about 3 million in assets and looking to focus on real estate to generate cash flow.

You have to actually evaluate someone to know if that is the right prescription.

One is a young physician starting his practice. 

But what it does not do is give you a prescriptive check list for whether or not your property will qualify for a 1031 exchange. 

You'd need 30 units just to cover the monthly health insurance premiums for a family of four (medical, dental, prescriptions).The $100 per door is just one segment of the 50% Rule of Thumb.

Ill tell you This, feeling rich in Sioux Falls is going to be very different that feeling rich in New York or Los Angeles......Im a Physician and a specialist and don't feel rich at all.....

I wonder.I will verge on the political here.My prescription is to apply as much grease to the economy's wheels as possible.