My long-term goal is to build an investment portfolio of 25+units Sfr, purchase a 50+ unit apartment complex and enter franchise & international investing, creating complete passive income streams for myself, allowing me to travel, volunteer and educate.

To me that just isn't worth it financially, I think there are many other jobs you can do to get a decent salary and simultaneously invest in RE or other businesses, which will put you miles ahead of most doctors.It really comes down to where your interests/strengths are, what you prioritize, and your true internal motivation. 

If this opportunity were to come to you, what method(s) would you use to structure the financing of this "international" purchase?

Besides the higher crime, Poplar Grove isn't quite close enough to the U to make it "college" housing.

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I have focused my research on buy-and-hold SFRs in what I would consider B neighborhoods (UPS, Proctor) and B-/C+ (neighborhoods surrounding the International district) neighborhoods.  

I have focused my research on buy-and-hold SFRs in what I would consider B neighborhoods (UPS, Proctor) and B-/C+ (neighborhoods surrounding the International district) neighborhoods.

Gentryfying neighborhoods in DC offer large price spreads as well.Though if you are a long term buy and hold investor who is more concerned with your total return, or internal rate of return, those high income counties will typically have higher IRR's, as the demand remains high over a long timeline pushing prices up higher and higher over time.  

After college I began working in property management and eventually became leasing manager for a 780 bed apartment complex geared toward student housing. 

Hi @Lecia Montague,I believe I am not breaking anyone's trademarks, copyrights, or internal use only notifications, by posting the below because it makes no mention of any specific institution.