Then everything you make should be put into another account to save up for the next investment while your reserve stays untouched as an emergency fund.

Just thought I would reach out as someone with the same medical background and coming from the same walk of life in terms of our education and schooling.

Hi, This is an emerging baby investor in the Newport News, VA area.

A few decent industries (medical etc...)Deal: $365,000 (Price it has been estimated to sell publicly: min. $410,000+)Right now planning 5% down but that will prob. go up once get gift in equity. 3.3% interest, closing costs are around $3k for the loan (no agent fees since buying from the owner directly). 

We have been in there since 2018 and now it is finally making the top emerging market charts.

The rest of my money would stay with me in a personal emergency fund. 

My property is located central to three sizeable medical complexes that serve as regional medical for our area, East Texas. (3-5 min direct drive) While the main house and small house share parking and a driveway, they are located on a .75 acre lot.

If you're trying to save and pay down debts, house hacking is a great way to put some money to work, although I wouldn't recommend it if it meant you'd blow your entire emergency fund.  

Hi I'm a multi family investor looking to move to investing in medical office buildings.I'm looking at a package of 2 100% leased stand alone medical office buildings that has a terrific cap rate, north of 10%.

I have a STR near the OU Medical Center that has performed well the last 15 months