My wife is completing her family medicine residency soon and I'm completing my time in the Military.

Who knows if we'll keep printing money and artificially keep the markets alive?

I'm an emergency medicine physician in San Diego who is looking to get into real estate investing.

My friend said Let's go drill out her door locks, and I rejected this idea: While we are drilling, she will be inside breaking mirrors on medicine cabinets.

My background in medicine as a neurosurgery PA has helped me hone many beneficial traits from study habits and the ability to focus on a task for hours at a time to being comfortable with talking to a person or groups of people in stressful situations and being able to get to the crux of the given situation.

In 10 years he might go to grad school or go into medicine.

Because rates artificially dropped but recovered super fast.

and they say wholesalers are scummy predators operating for personal nefarious reasons but have no problem artificially inflating the price behind the curtain .

What astounds me is that breaking the chain of infection  is a time proven way to prevent its spread and one of the bedrocks of medicine.  

Economists on both sides of the coin agree that rent control is not the way to go....Since I can't draw a supply/demand sketch on bigger pockets, I might be able to attempt to explain the general principle behind it.Rent control is an artificial price ceiling set by regulatory bodies (government).