I actually loved the loan so much that I left my job in Medical Sales to join a broker that specializes in them. 

By now you can guess that I am familiar and an expert in the field of memorable phone numbers for Agents and Realtors.

Don’t take advice from someone who washed out of medical school, or who never even tried but knows a guy who knows a guy.After you insulate yourself from negative advice, then think about loading yourself up even more with positive energy.

I'm looking at areas to focus my studies on to not become obsolete between now and when being a part of the Real estate field. 

Even though most Canadian markets are difficult from a cash flow and cap rate point of view, they find deals through motivated sellers through their network and by being on the field.

They called crying the other day due to the stress and were asking to allow them to at least stay until end of June.I want to give them a bit of grace knowing that these two situations are legitimate (and they've been good at rent in the past), but I can't afford to keep them in there in anticipation that this does not get any better (medical bills won't just go away). 

Motorcycle insurance doesn't usually cover the rider or passenger's medical. 

By moving, you might be able to find lower price points but you will no longer have the home field advantage knowing which areas are good or bad. 

@Westlake John I have a friend who owns property near hospital and medical school and a good majority of his tenants are students/residents.

I have a friend going to medical school in St.