Keep in mind though that every dollar you "convert" from rental income to earned income is now subject to SS/MED of 15.3%.Now "unofficially" you can do anything you want with your rental income.

LOL, med school!

And of course, WFU, will bring in students (UG, Med and Law).  

Something like a college town that has small to medium sized med center/hospital...you can toggle back and forth between short and midterm based on seasonal demand.

There are a few blocks of houses north of W Lane that generally attract business students and then King, 8th, 9th and 10th generally attract med students.

For example, we have a 16 unit north of downtown that is 100% renovated inside out and we get top market rents by great tenants - med students/residents, accountants, security officers, etc. 

*med pay is what I like to call quick pay or hush money. it is liability coverage that can be paid quickly to someone who may have thought they slipped and broke their ankle.

Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refi, Repeat.Decide if you interested in Short/Med/Long Term Rentals.

I was thinking about midterm rental by UCD med center, but the Elmhurst area is too expensive, and Oak Park is too dangerous in my mind.

White Coat InvestorPhysician on FireTough to manage business/property while in medicine, particularly in med school and residency.