Do you feel behind in finances after a long medical training journey? Are you wondering how you can possibly catch up in retirement savings? Tired of working extra shifts and long hours to provide for your family?​

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Once we have finished medical training and begin our first job as an attending we often find ourselves working extremely hard to "catch up" in our wealth building. We quickly realize the large amounts of tax dollars that are being taken away despite being in the position of needing to pay off hundreds of thousands of dollars of debt. There a a lot of resources out there on wealth building. Hopefully you were fortunate enough to learn from businesses like thewhitecoatinvestor, passivemd, etc. As we are transitioning from barely making it by financially during medical school to achieving a higher income we have begun investing our money with the intent of obtaining passive income streams. Many of these income streams have tax benefits which increases the amount of money we keep in our pockets even from my job as a physician. Here we want to provide a resource for what we are leaning about in real estate investing. There are many other resources out there to learn about these types of investments. Check out: . . . 

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There are many options in real estate. They range from basically no time investment to complete ownership and responsibility for a property. They each have different risk profiles based on your own background and knowledge in real estate.

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Reits/Real Estate Stocks

Platform
Private Real Estate Investment Funds

Syndicate - 2 or more investors or investment companies pool capital from passive investors to purchase real estate property.

Turnkey

Direct Ownership