I'm confused.Looking at a deal that is tenanted would be great cash flow.Then on 3rd yr owner occupany it. ( medical office)How would u analysis this deal?

Except of course certain mathematics, engineering, medical professions, high end computer programming programs, etc.I made sure to choose a degree which pays off decently, especially in the more northern areas of the southeast (if that makes sense).

I am a DoD civilian, and my wife is a medical Contractor.  

The 60 yr title search came back with a $171k medical assistance lien from the previous owner for Medicaid prior to her death.

You may get some travel medical professional (more than just nurses) with a 3 bed, but it's not the most frequently sought property type. 1/1s and 1/2s are for more wanted as most do not travel in groups and most prefer not to be in a shared home, particularly if there isn't a dedicated bathroom for each person.

They have that expectation, and when they find out that this isn't the reality of the situation, they give up.What percentage of people who start medical school end up getting through medical school and getting their license to practice medicine?

My assumption is that it's too far from DC and most major medical facilities.

@Patrick Flanagan yup, not only nurses but traveling medical and allied health professional students that rotate at the hospital.

Columbus has seen great appreciation with many new jobs being created from large expansions by companies such as Intel, Honda, Amazon, Nationwide Children's hospital and Wexner Medical Center.

I worked in a lumber yard in high school and my doctor brother worked for electricians.