Having some asset (like medical offices) “back your investment” is a little different than wanting to be a silent partner in the local dry cleaning or boutique smoothie joint.

With a potential career in medical devices (interning at Stryker this summer) I want to be strategic about my real estate investing when I start working full-time in January.

That’s like saying which profession has more success a dentist or a medical dr? 

The area is located close the the Medical Center and Stadium.

Martial arts and fitness pay low rents per sq ft compared to medical tenants.

i read Barnabas medical facility, Alexan CityView and some soccer fields:https://njbmagazine.com/monthly-articles/hudson-ri...

I was looking into converting my home at one point and I'm in the medical field.

I managed a single rental during my medical residency and even that was a headache at times.

Some people have a 514 FICO simply because they made the mistake of getting sick or injured in America and didn't budget for the medical bill payments - I don't feel that this should shut the door to homeownership to them.Angel Oak's stuff gets a lot of attention, but very very few people actually meet their criteria.

Let's survey the landlords here:Who here would rent to a tenant applicant with a bk within the last year or two, that couldn't show you that it was due to an unforeseen medical emergency or something else completely out of the tenant applicant's control?