Hi there~I have a LTR 10mins from Med Center which is not making the return I expected; I think mostly is because of its floorplan.

However after two years in college I have come to the conclusion that the med school route is definitely not for me.

One was getting married, one was accepted into med school in AZ and the other is moving out of state.

@Malcomb Stapel listed some great areas for Airbnb's-- Plaza/Westport, Hyde Park, Waldo, KU Med area or near the Research Hospital can be good too.

As a med student, I'm sitting on a lot of student loans at the moment and zero income.

Good afternoon, I have a property in Miami that is zoned T3-R, and the Land Use is: Single-Family, Med.

Renting to med students (or similar graduate students) would be a good tenant population to try to attract@Brandon Sturgill Yeah I could see how using a loan broker would be well worth it if it means getting the loan and closing on the deal.

If it hasnt been a airbnb but is in a area that is primary med or office space the appraiser will more than likely compare it to those.

Working remotely in the Med Device/Pharma Industry, and have an undeniable love for NC. 

Banker's Healthcare Group (lends to med profs.) offered me a loan that I wanted to use to buy cash and BRRR, but the fees were pretty high and they weren't initially willing to get rid of a prepayment penalty.