My wife and I are both in the medical field, her a nurse practitioner and I, a nurse.

I would also suggest vetting an emergency plumber for those midnight leaks that always seem to happen at some point in an investor's ownership of real estate. 

We do plan on paying cash for the properties but have separate emergency and renovation money to go along with that.Happy New Year!!

Lets call that the :( side.2) And there is the happy side... passive income (syndications, passive partnerships ie medical/dentist offices) and passive losses (depreciation, bonus depreciation via cost segregations common in syndications).

Typically, for major emergency repairs or things that are under a specific monetary threshold, they will just take care of it.

The conversation might include your offer to pay the union dues and to cover the medical insurance expense during the period of your absence, to hold you position in the union. 

Hi All , I am planning to do BRRR strategy in out of state emerging markets . 

Recently our team analyzed nationwide data on such properties (duplexes, triplexes, fourplexes, etc.) to rank the top markets for buying a small multifamily property to rent out on a monthly basis, and a few Midwest markets emerged on top.For example, Fort Wayne, IN offers a city average cap rate of 6.3% with a median property price for this type of properties of $93k.

I have money in a medical building and it's been a slow, steady earner, but I'm only making about 5% on my money.

What I had to do is write up a plan for the business, compensation plan for officers, such as paying for medical insurance, co-pays, auto expenses, office expenses etc. so in the event of an audit, I'm covered.