If you can't hold on for long, then you probably have no other realistic option than sell and take your medicine, which is going to be pretty painful - you're going to have to recapture all that depreciation which means you'll have a hell of a tax bill at the end of all of this, outside of what you're losing. 

It would be great to have other people who are in a similar situation as me get connected in order to discuss any pros and cons to investing in real estate while in medical school/residency while educating those who are passionate about medicine and establishing financial freedom prior to becoming an attending physician. 

Lethbridge, Medicine Hat, Red Deer, Grand Prairie are all decent sized and have their upside.

Sometimes the worst tasting medicine is best for people.

Many states have legalized marijuana not necessarily because it may serve a medicinal purpose....but its about money.

People need places to put their stuff so unless you are installing medicine cabinets, shelving and linen closets a pedestal sink is a drawback.

There is increasing job growth in manufacturing, education, and medicine. 

They have that expectation, and when they find out that this isn't the reality of the situation, they give up.What percentage of people who start medical school end up getting through medical school and getting their license to practice medicine?

I’ve worked many different places bc i genuinely love medicine and helping people.

And I think it's nonsense the tenant chose an expensive hotel to stay at and wants you to pay for medicine and all that; you're not the one who brought the fleas in.