Dentists and young doctors are the favorite targets of insurance salesmen, stock brokers, Realtors and others selling financial products, and unless they took some classes as electives, they are on their own.

I probably have a slightly better understanding of the risk in choosing a syndication than I do of choosing my CPA, Doctor or Dentist.

I have typically been primarily evaluating properties near the train station (commuters) and LGH (nurses/doctors). 

I'm Moe and I'm a young doctor in Texas.

Student loan debt is in the trillions and a massive problem not many talk about.https://www.forbes.com/sites/zackfriedman/2017/02/...There are some instances where college degrees make sense doctors,lawyers, scientists,etc.

For one of my mentors, his "stable" of private lenders are mostly high-income people - doctors, lawyers, C-levels, etc. - and retirees.Getting educated will do at least two good things for you:1.

It sounds like the person is already a tenant and if that's the case, you can ask for credentialing, such as a Doctor’s note to validate and verify if it’s a legit medical need, if you cannot confirm the need then you can deny the accommodation. 

Numerous new buildings in this industry have popped up over the last year which is going to lend itself nicely to mid-term and long-term rentals for traveling nurses, doctors, etc.

@Alex Gaeta I'm not a doctor, but thanks for telling me about it.

Doctors are QuacksLawyers are crooksPriests are pedifilesUsed car Salesmen are a jokereal estate sales agents are weasels. politicians are fraudsAnd of course contractors are Cons.We live in such a wonderful and trusting World nowadays don't we?