Mostly owner occupants - young professional and med students.

AS u start to answer these, more questions will come up. trust me.

I live fairly frugally, and my student loans from med school are low as I qualified for lots of scholarships and have a great repayment plan.

Med students are supposed to be great, like law students, because they're too exhausted to party. 

If you consider getting into the landlord business, could you maybe get into a large home with multiple rooms you can rent to med students?

I own an upscale house in Lansing and target MED School and PHD Students. 

I heard med students are just as good.  

If they were howling at the moon at their last residence, whether on meds or not, and this resulted in bothering other tenants and getting warnings from management, etc., you don't have to rent to them.You deny based on behavior and ability to pay - not they "type" of disability they have.  

The music row and edgehill areas between Belmont and Vanderbilt are really popular for the college/grad school/ med school crowds, Likewise, in and around West End and Hillsboro Villiage is quickly changing. 

Maybe even include a coffee maker.I'd look for law students or med students, if they're in your tenant pool, and provide a nice quiet place for them.