It could also occur after a tragedy which resulted in high medical bills that went unpaid.

Student rentals can be a great strategy but I would also consider renting to traveling nurses as well since there are quite a bit of hospitals and medical offices here (Dameron, St Joseph’s, Kaiser, San Joaquin General Hospital).The inventory is definitely low, especially for multi family in the area you’re looking, while demand remains high with more and more people leaving the Bay Area and coming into the Central Valley.

The duplex is in Dallas, nearby some medical stuff and only a few minutes from the popular street with eateries/bars for SMU students.

I could invest in Rental Properties (which is my ultimate goal) with Property Management for it to be totally passive, but I'm hoping to do a fix & flip to help me raise capital for my first investment & pay some debt that I still have (medical bills).Your insights will really be appreciated.Thank you!

Which parts of the Chicago metropolitan area do most medical students live in?

Governmental towns, college or medical center neighborhoods.  

I also like the "med center" area near UCD Medical Center.

Purchase price: 1,200,000Business: Medical practiceLocation: NJAny insight helpful

@Joel Owens yes it make sense and some of these tenants are mom and pop or some sort of medical offices.you have mentioned doing a syndicated  NNN and doing so will the investor gets charged with hefty commissions and fees.

We have Missouri Southern State University and Kansas City University of Medical and Bioscience (KCUMB or KCU for short).