Hey good people,A good friend of mine reached out to me and want me to represent him as his real estate agent when trying to rent a suite in a brand new commercial neighborhood mall.He is a doctor and wants to start his own clinic, and has found a location he is interested in.

I was the flooring dept. manager at a home depot in NH, i used to run the tile clinics for 3.5 years.

I just had a freakish weekend showing a house--the first applicant was a very attractive woman who worked for a cosmetic Surgery clinic -- she had obviously taken advantage of the employee discount--she had a very nice look and way about her- & her children were nice too--she was evasive about her credit -she said it wasn't "too good"----upon getting the screening back,the records showed she had undisclosed bankruptcy, recent eviction--she said that was her sister's eviction-- it was" just in her name", the LL name she gave me was not the property owner listed on the county records--"she said that was because of a divorce and he was hiding from his wife", the child support financial records to support her income I asked her to provide "couldn't be faxed because something was wrong with the fax machine at the clinic", and she had 30 recent collections as well as 4 new court judgements-- these were" just loans and things, so how does that affect me renting your house?"

but I'm married to a career Navy guy so this was our last, chosen, stop before he retired in October.I am a physician looking to replace most of my clinical salary so I can practice as much, or as little, as I'd like...while healthcare figures out what it's going to do with itself.

We have the Cleveland Clinic and UH Hospitals.

I am currently going for my masters in nursing, going to have my nurse practitioner license in 5months or so. in my neck of woods we can make halfway decent in my area (75000-150000) but usually 80-120 per year. i love my clinicals and will love this job when i graduate.

Every year as you know the Mayo Clinic brings in 3,000-4,000 residents that stay for 3 to 4 years.

We developed a medical/dental clinic for an indian tribe in northern California.

Before there were pictures on the computer, you would have to drive to the house and then see that it has a flat roof or is next to a methadone clinic.

I worked as a critical care nurse for almost 20 years until I got into REI and there were unethical people in my the hospital setting as well as when I did clinical research.