Besides Multifamily, we've invested in industrial, commercial as well as medical office buildings.

It's off to a great start so myself and a buddy of mine are looking to acquire a property in Jackson, MS where he's currently doing his medical residency at UMMC. 

Looking for comments on what I have so far and what has worked well for you.Here is what I have so far:-Complete the rental application in full, no false information-View the property in person-Ability to pay deposit and first months rent within 24 hours of approval-Household income of at least 3x rent-1 year of stable documented income (job, govt assistance, ect)-Positive rental history or cosigner that meets all requirements -No landlord tenant issues (judgement, evictions, broken leases, damages, ect) for 5 years-Current on all bills (excluding medical)What are your thoughts?

The university boasts an in-demand undergraduate program, excellent medical school, top business and law schools, as well as other great graduate programs.

One medical bankruptcy but I always overlook that.

Plus hospitals, medical offices galore, colleges, and good schools mean lots of potential renters/buyers. 

California Medicaid can try to collect medical costs from a deceased person's estate (the house if they are on title) this is called estate recovery. 2.

My process is pretty simple: background check (or fully executed employment contract for travel medical professionals), lease agreement, collect deposits.

Oil & Gas, Banking, Insurance, Tech, Medical, Airline, Distribution and more.

I highly valued the first traveling medical professional who passed all our vetting processes.