@James K, please let me know when you should become a certified surgeon.

One of you have a high liability exposure (plastic surgeon, for example), and you want to isolate the other spouse and his/her assets in case of a lawsuit.6.

The commitment you have made to your family is obviously the true driver of your success and a lesson that everyone in every walk of life, regardless of their pursuits should strive to emulate...truly wonderful.And yes, Arlen has obviously had work done by photoshop or a plastic surgeon...we will work on getting to the bottom of that mystery as well.

Unless you plan to tear down and rebuild, I would just use the comps for the property itself.The extra land won't be worth too much more unless it's being re-constructed on.The only exception (in my opinion, if I were doing the deal) I would consider is if it's in an area where land is insanely high or it could be changed to commercial.If it's not in a premier area, comp it on the house and the land is just a bonus.

I have a friend that is an OB/GYN and another that is an Oral Surgeon.

I also recently handled a case of a guy on parolee who raped a 2 year old so badly she had to have reconstructive surgery.

So we found no weapons of mass destruction in Iraq and decided to go to plan "B" which was to reconstruct their government.

They make seven figures a year as surgeons or at the very least 500k to 600k.

Otherwise there is not exactly any easy/legal way to reconstruct the interest that wouldn't be frowned upon.

You can go through the same example of going to a surgeon that does knee replacements and say "how about doing my face-lift?"