There is only one reason someone would become an attorney and then apply for medical school (and they would be turned down obtaining that education backwards), that's to sue doctors.

I like that more states are clamping down on fake service dogs, but with these online doctor's letters for cheap just by filling out a form, no visit necessary, I think it's only going to get worse.

They are advertising very cleverly.Would you let a doctor remove your gall bladder who said to you, "I read a free ebook about the surgery.  

If you get to the point where you feel guilty about how much money you'll make on a deal, please call me...I'll be glad to take the deal, solve a problem and get paid dearly...kind of like doctors and lawyers do.

If they are a tenant, they will typically go to a doctor for their symptoms.

Lawyers in private practice are salespersons too (they go out of business if not); and I'm guessing that if Facebook decided I was a doctor or dentist in private practice that there would again be the exact same sales-focused advertisements with very minor modifications compared to if Facebook thought I was selling cars or cell phones or insurance or "get rich quick in real estate" guru courses or (like Cardone) REITs and coaching. 4) Honestly, from what I've seen, BRRRR is spoken about much more frequently than it's successfully executed.

In our instance it actually made more sense to start with a company due to the source of our seed funding (it came from the retained earnings in another company).The use of a Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) in most provinces is restricted to groups of professionals (doctors, lawyers, accountants) carrying our their profession.  

For 140k couldn’t you be a doctor?

He’s got a doctors note.

If housing is a 'right' as you are implying then its a societal responsibility to pay for it - not just one subset of people's responsibility.Farmers and grocers aren't required to take installment payments if someone is having trouble paying,  Neither are doctors and nurses required to provide their services under such terms.