I am really familiar with the hospital environment and medical professionals as tenants, so I am hoping this will be the "Lions Share" of my tenants.I know I will be starting small, I am looking at properties in the $25K~100K range. 

But sometimes people switch jobs yet remain in the same industry.For example, if you were a staff accountant in the software industry and changed jobs to be a staff accountant in the medical field, that would considered an acceptable move by a lender.Other times schooling or training can have an effect.Imagine you spent the last four years completing a degree, and worked a couple of temporary jobs during the summer.

HiI'm a Physician in New York City and I'm looking to buy a medical space to relocate to when my current lease ends next year.

Here’s one from the Journal of American Veterinarian Medical Assc (that’s an academic journal, found in university libraries as well as online through PubMed or other databases) that says irresponsible owners were the primary cause of dog bites over a decade long period:https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/24299544Put on a helmet if you’re prone to falling.

Hello, I'm a busy guy with big dreams.I am working about 40-50 hours a week at a Law Firm as a medical record technician/office tech/file clerk/anything else they need!

I still review the credit because I am concerned with non-medical and non-student loan related collections, as well as, liens or judgments... anything that suggests a willingness to take things all the way to court.Also small collections might show a lack of concern to handle even small bills property, which S8 tenants often pay a very small portion of their rent.

On the personal side, I am a 30 year old Registered Nurse (Trauma ICU) and he is a 31 year old medically-retired USCG veteran who started a successful small business.

I have always had 5k deductable on the 200 plus properties we have in inventory.for us the cost savings does not warrant the lower deducatable. kind of like having major medical insurance when your a healthy 25 year old. boarded houses are targest as you know.. and i suspect this insurance company realizes that they are getting to many 2 to 5k claims.. and want to limit that.

Franky, the cap seems aggressive given the fact the dollar store has less than a year remaining, especially if the property is in a tertiary market. 

Oak Cliff, the Medical District, M streets etc.