It rarely has anything to do with the "fault" of the medical professional.

Indianapolis is huge for the amount of medical staff that we have rolling through here. 

I mean if you are dropping almost 10 grand on a rental, you aren't that price sensitive to a few hundred dollars and you have your pick of places.

Dangerous, not unlike getting medical advice from non-doctors.The only person on this thread qualified to give you legal advice was @Katie Balatbat, and she did not give you any specific advice.

Are they stupid or am I just being too risk sensitive.

You would lose money even in paper.Flipping is not like plumbing business where you can generate business 24/7, it's very timing sensitive business.

This can be applied to single family, multifamily, land, office, retail, medical, industrial, etc.If you need cash flow and are looking to build wealth over time - Buy properties in good locations and rent them out.

Depending on the market self-storage, medical office or other commercial types might work for you. 

This is a SHARP contrast from what the story was the past 2 years.In terms of what I see happening....Builders are the most sensitive to interest rate increases, so new housing starts has slowed down significantly.

I don't claim to be a medical professional, but if someone had a pre-existing lung condition, or is a new investor who doesn't know how much and where the asbestos is, probably a good idea to get a second opinion.Every situation is going to be different.