I am currently in medical school and want to learn as much as I can before I invest in anything.

We own one dentists office and get really good rent on that but the space does not lend itself to medical offices.

Thank you to anyone who takes the time to read and reply to this post.My name is Austin and I am 27 yr. old territory manager for a medical device company living in Memphis, TN.

In fact, not only will they buy me the house (paying the mortgage) but they can pay for my retirement contribution, purchase me a new car, pay for my annual vacations, my medical insurance, my kids college tuition.

Sending out large postcards  usually work best with hand writing.I just turned 60 years old and I have plenty to say and I have been learning on BP for about a year full time while I medically recover and this is.

I am a stage 4 cancer survivor who hopes to leave my current job within one year to do real estate investing full time as I need a better way to pay medical bills and be able to pay for current and future medical care.

Buying a rental property during medical school?

We have 750+ credit scores, decent liquidity for a down payment (we can put 25-30% down), we have modest but stable income, but we have tremendous student loan debt from law school and medical school.

I eventually found a deal in an area close to a major medical center, the University, and a military base. 

Is it because of something like medical bills or school loans  that may have happened in the distant past or is it low because they have been late or don't pay utilities?