Where are your doctors?

I'm an eye doctor wanting to invest in real estate, SFRs and MFRs.

By the time you factor in taxes, insurance, vacancy, reparis there is very little left, and you are hurting your debt ratio and ability to do deals that make money unless you are a doctor, executive or make a boat load of money monthly and do not have to worry about DTI (Debt to Income Ration) which lenders use to determine credit worthiness.  

I am surprised her doctors haven't given her some contact information. http://www.michigan.gov/mdhhsBeing a landlord doesn't mean you are mean and not human!!!  

I'm purchasing a medical office building and the lender is offering me 2 loan options. 4.25% fixed for 5 years, or 4.75% fixed for 7 years.

I file jointly with my husband who is a doctor and has high income (500k/yr).  

I file jointly with my husband who is a doctor and has high income (500k/yr).

I'm in my twenties but well established with a solid career in the medical field which gives me an appreciable amount of income to save and invest.    

The commercial firm I work with out of California is primarily interested in 7.5 CAP and higher retail, medical or emerging market sale / lease backs, which is what brought me to this site.  

I file jointly with my husband who is a doctor and has high income (500k/yr).