I couldn't find posts that fit my situation precisely, which is why I'm posting here.My goal with REII hope to build a portfolio over the next ~5 years that will allow me to return to public sector employment without facing a significant hit on my salary.

It'll run but wouldn't clean the clothes or dry it properly so I was in the process of throwing it out.It turns out that while I've been away, she's been going downstairs to clean her clothes and using the dryer. 

Stay in control of everything you are responsible for and will adjust the numbers as you see fit to have a buying value.  

I know it's tempting to buy into a sub-$50k C or D prop because it fits your budget, but I'd really recommend holding off until you have more capital and can invest in a lower-risk product.

Starting off with house hacking seems to be a good route if it fits your lifestyle...anyway, I bet you've come across the White Coat Investor blog/website...in case you haven't seen that yet, it's really good for MDs.  

It seems that MHP are a good fit for my job and my personally available hours.

I discovered that buying apartments or multiplexes is not a good fit for my personality.

I would look to evaluate a number of coaches/programs along with Fortune Builders to find the right fit for you.

For instance "I agree to pay (Broker) a commission of ___% if I purchase the property listed at 123 Main street"Then you would still work with many agents but as something comes along the pipeline that fits your needs I would just send it to you.

My personal doctor told me for about 30 years that was impressed with my fitness and that bad thing happened two days I was scheduled for preventive surgery after my chiropractor told me to get an MRI photography of my head.