They have to sign your application to verify you're under their wing (I'm assuming like a PA is to a doctor).

Most RE forum members will be even more tilted than 40% toward RE.Many experienced LPs would recommend diversification by asset class as well (debt, equity, SFR, MF, industrial, SS, MHP, medical office, NNN, hard money, litigation finance, life settlements, retail, GP stakes, receivables financing, dorper sheep, the list goes on).

If you're more interested in real estate than a medical career then go into real estate.

.- Two are one story, and are 800 sq. ft- Two are two stories, about 1300 sq. ftThe area is in North Tucson, about 2 miles from the University of Arizona, and a half mile from the University Medical Center.

(2) should medical payments be higher? 

Today, at the medical clinic where I work, the guy that dissed my STR came in for a drug screen to begin work. 

We have a mixture of SF, small MF, large MF, mixed-use, missing middle housing, commercial, medical, industrial, office, retail, and hotel investments.

We have a university, a couple of hospitals, and a mall on the northeast side of town if you focus more on student housing/medical field/family housing.

For many of the doctors, bankers, dentists, or other high-hourly-rate work that also has high time demands, it simply makes more sense to buy something stabilized and participate in the other benefits of real estate, namely debt paydown, cashflow, and property appreciation. 

Get a degree and call up a national house willing to take you on as a young'un.Determine what you want your speciality to be (indust, retail, medical, multi-family, etc.)Pay attention, make s***-ton of calls and build your contactsDepending on the location, economy, you could make <$300K in 5 years if you;re aggresive enough.