Does your tenant have a medical background?

A repo, and then misc utilities, phone, medical.

Fast forward a couple years and I have a decent job working in the medical device industry, but what I really want to pursue is a career in CRE.

My concern with the property is it is being leased by a medical facility at this time. 

With continued migration out of California, amazing weather, strong economy based on a huge retirement community, aerospace, a public university that includes huge medical training and a large biotech startup community, all signs point to another 30 year positive appreciation cycle. 

This property is 4 minutes walk to the medical center and 15 minutes walk to a University.

Elm Thicket is pretty hot....cheap neighborhood next to super expensive neighborhoods and good demand drivers from Medical Center area nearby.You're right about some of the other areas....West Dallas West of Trinity Groves is probably ripe...I'd say all the way from downtown to loop 12.Casa View is probably ripe or anywhere along Garland Ave along White Rock Lake.Bishop Arts area has been talked about for years.There seems to be some activity on East side of 35 at about Jefferson/Davis in south Dallas.I would also take a look at the Cedars area south of downtown....lots of big smart money there....Mark Cuban, Jim Lake, Jack Mathews, Mike Hoque.You might also look at train/rail stops in better locations. 

Can I practice as doctor without my medical license?

I currently work at a medical fitness facility in my hometown as supervisor of exercise programming.

First time here, looking at a medical condo office in Manhattan, NY.Asking Price: $965,000Area = 872 sq ftDid some research and found that the average rental price for medical offices in the area is ~$87/sq ft/ yr, this comes out to about ~$70k a year.