Do have plenty of cash reserves for repairs and emergencies Do have your properties with the same insurance company as your residential and auto for a bundle discount.

I'm an emergency medicine physician in San Diego who is looking to get into real estate investing.

Looking ahead, investors will remain focused on medical advances to fight the coronavirus and negotiations for additional government fiscal stimulus measures.

My plan getting started is to fix and flip the first few homes and then switch to flip and hold so that I have a little extra financial cushion in case of an emergency, cant find a tenant, etc.. however I am having a hard time finding deals in this area and was thinking foreclosures may give me the best option for max roi.

Medical is another large field here.

Not knowing what your agent things about the latest emergency adds to the stress

I am a new investor who's just made my first purchase near the Johns Hopkins campus (medical and Bayview) and aim to gather more information from the more seasoned investor in this area.

I was medically retired from the navy in late December and opened a small business in January that has been drastically impacted by covid.

I want to rent out the studio in the near future as well (next 1-2 years), as a short-term rental for either Airbnb or to traveling medical professionals.

If you have 5+ houses, you can reserve less from the rent from each, and keep an emergency fund via a HELOC etc.