Building up cash reserves, an emergency fund, and so forth is also a good idea before you embark on higher cost strategies. 

So long story short you’ll always be learning and in the end new things/ideas will emerge and you will not know the until you learn them.

I like the areas around Loyola Medical Campus as well as anywhere with higher rated school districts.

For the next 8 months, I'm going to live with friends and family while I work, finish my last semester of undergrad, and try to make as much money/cash flow as I possibly can before starting medical school.  

Hello everyone, My name is Jacob (please excuse the profile mismatch - I'm using my dad's BP Pro Account).I have a goal to buy a small apartment complex by the end of the year and the first step I'm taking towards that is to start finding some emerging markets to target.

Patients don’t file lawsuits because they’ve been harmed by shoddy medical care.

I am also sending her a text tomorrow notifying her I'm no longer accepting texts as a way of communication unless its an emergency, setting office hours, and that all repair requests will be needed to fill out a work order request and email to me. 

Since my target tenants are military or medical staff I stayed patient.

Look for any emerging market that is thriving in terms of population growth, income growth, job growth, rent growth, and with job diversification across employers/industries. 

I say this because on Friday, Governor Newsom signed an emergency bill that extends the eviction moratorium through June for California tenants suffering financial hardship because of the COVID-19 pandemic.