I'm also employed full time as a marketing executive in the medical device industry; real estate is a passion and pursuit but isn't my j-o-b.Near my investment properties is a 37-unit  with paved off-street parking lot, combined with a few rental houses that are adjacent to it.

A medical fact I know from the Army, no one is immune.Check your diet and cut back on drinking if you drink beer or booze.Take a sleep aid as prescribed and tapper off as you get use to sleeping better.You should really mention this to your doctor, there can be other issues you're not aware of.The older you get the less sleep required, I get 5 to 6 hours, I will also take an after lunch nap for just under an hour, but not always.

(I'm in a medical profession with plenty of school loans to pay back) I'm going to try this game out and see how far it gets me.  

(You could also say he had $50,000 worth of medical bills, or a burning desire for a new BMW, or whatever.

Here is the bad part, tenant let a friend of his move a trailer and set it up on our property with the excuse that his friend is helping him while he is dealing with some medical issues. well, sheriff;s won't do anything unless it is a court order.

There is an Energy Corridor off of I-10 in the Memorial/Katy area, as well as a lot of medical from Memorial in toward downtown for the Medical Center.  

In Houston the "slums" are seeing active construction and increasing government presence (beautification agendas, active city notices to clean up, etc.) as there is a mass movement for "urban living" within these areas 15 min or less to downtown/medical center.

My husband and I have left our successful medical device sales positions to take our lives and careers to the next level.

Sometimes it's not up to what the buyer thinks, estate matters, medical qualification audits for assistance, bankruptcy, sometimes the buyer can love you and still be required to act in their best interests.

Hello,I am a doctor with about 300,000 in medical school debt.