The seller was happy to sell the property as it was just an asset on her balance sheet.

Medicine has been very good to me but it require me to be there all of the time.

Someone to sign things and take all of the liability away from them, while having absolutely NO say or control (autonomy) to change ANY of it.At this point, I am working fulltime in locums medicine (that means I travel to communities who desperately need my help), while spending my evenings working 2 fun little direct sales businesses (to learn how to market and sell, since I have no experience), finishing my real estate course for this new state (in case we stay longer than anticipated AND because more knowledge is ALWAYS better), AND working on an master's level certificate in Financial Planning (so I can get a much better understanding of the "business world" before committing to something as pricey as a MBA (I have enough debt already!)

I already work in internal medicine and plan to do real estate on the side (selling minimally) to family and friends for flipping purposes.

I'm also hoping to retire at about 40, but I haven't yet been able to figure out how to minimize my exposure to health risks enough yet (provided that medicine doesn't get socialized or something by then).

Hi, my name is Arnaldo Mora, I'm a Doctor in Internal Medicine, and as part time I'm trying to do investment in my  area, I'm in the beginning of real estate business, only I have one apartment  and one Medical Office, hopefully in the future can I share with you more successful deals. 

Also, about 5 miles from this area is a fairly famous sports medicine hospital that draws professional athletes from all over the US, not an expert here, but I'd say it's more than a regional draw on that one.   

What sort of medicine are you looking to practice?

I do plan to redo the entire bathroom with new  tiled shower/glass door, tile flooring, medicine cabinet. 

What about asking for a copy of the prescribers medical license to practice medicine in the state you are in .