They barely have time to breathe so are looking for something passive.They tend to like NNN single or multi NNN strip centers.They get excited about other asset classes for yield but then learn it is more hands on and they simply do not have time for that.These docs make well into the high six figures per year with their jobs so I think a doc making say 100k year etc. might view things differently and maybe have less demands on their time. 

If you just quit your job and have 3 car payments and two mortgages and $50 in the bank....don't hold your breathe.  

Then there are the ones that say, they love your home and how they can see themselves living their all their life, but under their breath really is saying, yea without ever paying you rent.  

This question has me deep in thought once again. 

Only problem is that you  likely won't find deals on the mls deep enough to work in a wholesale scenario. 

Jackhammer the bottom and sides, start at the deep end, start at the bottom, floor first and work up in small sections as the sides will fall in.

But I've also been thinking that maybe taking over a well performing property recently upgraded might not be such a bad idea, especially for someone who doesn't have much experience or deep pockets. 

Other than that once I found BP it finally motivated me to get off my *** and jump into the deep end of the pool.

When not working I love playing tennis with friends and family and I also have a deep appreciation for modern art and real high quality cabinetry tools. 

I knew,deep down, there was a way!