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Financial evaluation, property search, networking, and education are all actionable measures.Good luck!

:1) I'm now talking to owners of parcels with development potential.2) I'm now evaluating potential deals and networking in my area to gather the numbers needed to work the math (as taught in the course)3) I will soon start sending out letters of intent to purchase properties and then get them under contract.

We're also able to evaluate our rates, and keep pace with inflation, on a monthly and quarterly basis because of shorter term leases.Now we syndicate larger self-storage deals and work with passive investors.

Here is a great presentation on how to evaluate a syndication: 

I'm always happy to be a resource and help you evaluate and underwrite deals, both to buy existing and to build.

Within our market the single family home has been evaluated at around 189k at 1554 living Sq with a 4 bed 2 baths and sits on half an acre.

My differing advice/thought is if you plan on being a doctor for most of your life, and your goal isn't to replace your income with real estate in the next couple of decades, sacrifice "projected returns" and do your homework on the risk for any deals you evaluate. 

Downside here is you have to pay your 401k back and are limited to the lesser of 50k or half the market value of your 401k.In either of these scenarios, I think you need to evaluate the details as a whole with numbers. 

You would still have time after the two year lease to evaluate and decide if you wanted to sell at that point.