I'm currently transitioning out of my crazy, 100+hr work week, job to doing locum tenens (temp jobs for docs) and pursuing my broker's license.My short term goals include:1) Not falling back into "employed" medicine for the convenience of it.2) Finding our first flip or wholesale3) making new friends in the REI world, learning as much as I can, and making a new future for myself and my spouse!

My goal is to create passive income and build assets so that I can take time off from medicine and relax a little more.

I have looked for magic sprays and powders, have used herbal concoction sprays, , expensive ionizers, etc.

Do Not Trust your average handyman for this.Bathroom vanities, medicine cabinets, and light bars are pretty inexpensive anymore, and replacing the usual Box vanity with a pedestal sink makes the lua appear much more spacious (admittedly, you lose some storage, but you can regain that with an over the john cabinet or shelving.)If your tub surround is trash, fix it right...new concrete backer and ceramic tile.

i can relate we had a 14 year old choclate lab she had arthritis real bad we kept changing medicines for her and it would help for a while but she would get bad again we could see she was suffering so we decided to put her down i did while my wife was at work to save her the agony that was one of the hardest things ive ever done, we to said we wouldnt get another but after about 9 months we decided to get a golden retriever and it was a great decision, if your a dog lover like we are you will get over the hurt and get another one such a great feeling when we come home and we get greeted by our dog always happy to see us ....sorry for your loss

My name is Jon Baker and i am a medic in the US Army currently stationed in Germany, working at the largest american military hospital outside of the US, taking care of our wounded service members from Iraq and Afganistan.

There's a guy here in Fort Wayne that is a full time doctor of medicine and has 1 rental.

Don't go put your money in a restaurant chains, but in a grocery store partnership for example ( :) ) In recessionary times, restaurants can get killed.Speaking of dying, phamaceuticals are also a good recession proof ploy, not in just medicines but also in medical equipment and assessories.

I will be finishing 4th year medical school and becoming disillusioned with medicine.

I agree the best medicine is to work hard and it will all work out.