That may be just what the doctor ordered, AND don't overthink it :).

My wife and I got on it, and I liked it so much that I left my job in Medical Sales to join a company that specializes in them!

Anyone have experience in medical office investment? 

The big ones will have hundreds of clients under guardianship, trust, POA and probates, all of which routinely sell properties to fund clients housing and medical budgets or Medicaid spend down requirements.the professional fiduciary world is a tight circle.  80/20 applies so 80% of the properties being sold by guardians are probably sold by 20% of the guardians.  

They are right out of school and wont be making the required 3x rent and their credit score is lower than our minimums with some medical debt sent to collections.

We did not like the stuck up people (doctors, lawyers, and such) that lived in the neighborhood so sold it and said no more mansions.

Plus we really can’t help you.Bowling alley, restaurant, doctors offices, paint store, etc.

Compare that to the wages a water makes, a doctor, a teacher, or whatever other profession makes.If you make a much as a normal worker, why even bother?

I'm confused.Looking at a deal that is tenanted would be great cash flow.Then on 3rd yr owner occupany it. ( medical office)How would u analysis this deal?

Except of course certain mathematics, engineering, medical professions, high end computer programming programs, etc.I made sure to choose a degree which pays off decently, especially in the more northern areas of the southeast (if that makes sense).