As we all are aching to embark on our next real estate project, there is a lot of information to assess.

In other words, the medicine you take for the disease will kill you.

We took one similar to your posting of an old medicine cabinet and painted the frame white.

If a thousand people read the same posts about BRRRR and other posts/podcasts advising caution, some will be aggressive and some more cautious- different personalities and life experiences.To be a doctor or lawyer you don’t just need to understand how medicine and law work, you have to learn an entire terminology to go along with it.

If I incur capex down the road, the rent would be higher too.....Then you are talking about quality tenant, some Google employee making $220K annually....He set up ACH from day 1 and I have yet to hear from him since then.....Again, this is all to say why need to go OOS?

I’d rather pay a PM the 10% for the head aches or sell altogether if the maintenance issues continue since fully gutting in this area doesn’t make much sense either.

Low enough to cashflow, but stable enough to avoid to many head aches.

What are some of the head aches/risks involved in that process?

Regardless, physicians are still in an amazing position to do very well for themselves, if only most of them knew what they were doing (it would blow your mind to hear the speculative nonsense I hear in the doctor’s lounge every day).The culture of medicine aside, I am truly amazed at the possibilities within real estate.

I basically just told my realtor that we’re gonna start giving them a taste of their own medicine.