I will be staying in the city for 4-5 more years to complete a residency and then I would like to move back to South Florida.I enjoy practicing medicine very much but I have been interested in RE investing ever since I picked up some Robert Kiyosaki books in early high school.

After a couple years of getting settled back in the real estate game, I plan to go full-court press, with a goal to get out of medicine by the time I'm 45 and only working when I want and doing medical missions (I'm 33 now).

I hope he gets a bit of his own medicine. 

(For perspective The Baylor School of Medicine in Houston is ranked #18 nationally and the in-state tuition is only $15,000/year!)

Ultimately my goal is to be financially independent from medicine so that I can practice as much or as little as I want.

If I hadn't, she would have had to beg on the streets of a foreign country for food and medicine for her chronic conditions, or get an illegal job.

I am a veterinarian and absolutely love my career, however I feel strongly that real estate could be an excellent side-gig or even perhaps a great way to move into a second career whenever I'm ready to retire from veterinary medicine. 

At the same time, I feel bad for elderly people that have to pay increased rates for gas and milk and medicine.

We've done buy and builds ourselves or can do BTS's but retail medicine in general has a hard time making the debt on a ground lease work, so if you are looking to do that the medical space is likely not the user for you, but if you were looking to BTS or to sell, its a solid end user to work with.

I don't care of you have a "card" that says you can "smoke" that nonsense legally for medicinal purposes, you're not doing it or any other kind of smoking at my property.