These people are no different than doctors or Attorneys...Good LuckMichael Quarles

In our experience, once you agree to the deal, the doctor will ask via e:mail that you now deal directly with his "financier" (key word to look for), who will handle all the money and contract details from this point forward.

There's a guy here in Fort Wayne that is a full time doctor of medicine and has 1 rental.

So if there is any doubt about transferring title or "chain of title" issues because of "owner financing in the future, maybe these "back-up" DOCS will be "just what the doctor ordered"?

Hello,We're considering buying a 3640 sq ft building, set up for a doctor's office.

The seller has been doctoring his books for the past several years.

I think if I either had a day job with a large pay check, like maybe a doctor with the same high income I have, or maybe did not have so many houses, they would have felt comfortable signing off on it.

List Price: $500,000Tenant 1: Doctor, been there for 4 years, very happy in current location will renew lease in spring, paying $33280/yr.Tenant 2: Doctor, been there for 1.5 years, very happy in current location, plans to renew lease in 3.5 years.

Jason -Call up a Suntrust loan officer and ask them about their Doctor Loan program.

My target tenants are traveling nurses and doctors who the hospital employs for 3-12 months periods of time.