Some of the biggest multi-family investors I personally know in Berkeley are physicians (volume wise and revenue wise).

Some of the most accomplished physicians I know are, besides being an MD, are studying law, learning a new language, investing in RE among other things.

Jackie Lange thank you for your wonderful road to independence saga.. . . physicians are nothing more than hypereducated middle managers pulling a W2.

Hello, i am a physician with some cash to invest in some foreclosures and multifamilies.

I currently work as the Communications Manager for COPIC Insurance; we're Colorado's leading provider of medical malpractice insurance for physicians.

Has been residing in the unit for five (5) years or more, and is a catastrophically ill tenant, defined as a person who is disabled as defined by Subsection (e)(i)(b) [8.22.360 A.9.e.i.b]]and who suffers from a life threatening illness as certified by his or her primary care physician. f.

I am a Pathologist/ Physician assistant and have intentions to attend medical school.

So let's say your physician and exhausted of hearing about "well, over enough years" from your financial advisor every time you ask why you're getting out-paced by inflation, or worse yet losing ground.

How much is the physician making off of his properties (in NYC or anywhere else for that matter)?

Your input is the fact that you work hard at being a physician.