It will take you some time, be patient. 

I have many cases we have had owners had did not wanted to abide by the property code or the lease agreement or repair health and safety items in a timely manner.One of the things that we try to do with owners and tenants is set correct expectations upfront.

That premise might give newer investors who may be apprehensive a sense of safety.

The trade-off in a little less cash flow and paying interest allows you to a) do more deals, b) have a bigger safety liquid position. 

Depending on how many years in you still might be paying off medical student loans and also equipment for the practice.Some docs do not own the practice but have Wellstar or similar run everything and they just see patients & do not deal with all the paperwork anymore.Your income should be great as a doc.

Safety reasons mostly.

It was different for us though, because we worked for one of the largest corporations and they were concerned with safety of those showing units.

Be patient.

You're young, RE investing is lots of hard work, and learning the ropes now while you've got a safety net of a steady job is going to take so much stress off of your mind. 

Not sure if we should just be patient or already trying to find a buyer.