Are you sure it isn't medical? 

Be it our job is tearing our family apart or we get medically separated. 

Moreover, most of the people living in these areas drive 30 minutes per day to downtown Houston and Houston Medical Center.  

@Michael Joseph Allen II, why not get one of those little houses in the medical district or Heart of Lubbock that has a separate apartment on the lot.

A lot of the newer 4-Plex in areas such as the Medical Center come with higher Purchase prices compared to the Rental Income.  

There are brokers, agents, contractors, tradesmen, management companies, etc. in every top, secondary, tertiary city. 

These are typically more like corporate housing or traveling medical professionals.Short term rentals—We've used Airbnb selectively as a way to turbo-charge properties that maybe have a small funky unit that can't command strong rents but still is a bear to heat in the winter. 

I'm a 25 year old father of two working in the medical field and have been trying to get into real estate.

Mike, the lot is almost 4000sq ft, it is right behind the new medical complexes and is two blocks fromCanal Street Streetcar; it's actually in walking distance to the Superdome.

To be honest with you people do not mind lend relatives money for medical tuition bills and will not want to get into lending practice unless there is a profit sharing scheme.