Besides there are good meds for that, I know someone with this affliction.There are enough sample test questions on these tests that are word for word on the exam that after some time memorizing the questions and answers a monkey could pass.

As a young adult, I began my own business socked away money for my future (though I saved for med school and had no idea I wanted to invest til later on).Since they are already college-age and have summer-only employment and are looking to invest in the near future, they either need to save money working more hours; forego instant-gratification luxuries (like dining out/new phones/new clothes); or wait a bit longer to invest.

Med Center South?

I'd go with Med center @Hong Vu, there are still some cash flow opportunities in that area.  

It's taxed as ordinary income, plus self employment taxes of 15.3%(SS/med).

They are taxed as ordinary income, plus self employment (SS/med).  

Best of luck in RE& med school.

@Paul Mendel  Ian T. you guys seem to be the most familiar with the Albany area.I went to SUNY-Albany from '09-'13 and lived in the "college ghetto" for one year and while I'm somewhat familiar with the area I realize renting and investing are two completely different things.What are you guys thoughts on renting in the "college ghetto" and if you guys aren't to familiar with it or fond of the idea do you recommend any other student rentals areas that are a better option, maybe geared towards other schools such as st.rose, Albany med, sage, etc.

@Annette Ammarell  Not sure I could have put my daughter through Med school.. it was 4 years at Davis in N.

You will pay ordinary income taxes, including 15.3% for SS//Med, on the profit.