Bob, who is a jack of all trades, is a deacon, owns an ostrich farm and has started a few clinical research labs in his life, also owns some rental properties.

This is clinical insanity. 

They have different modalities, specialties, etc. and are able to co-exist. 4) The short term financial pressure may be just what's needed for you to make a breakthrough in your business. 5) I believe that hiring a full time provider in a clinical practice is a bigger risk than buying real estate.

If this is her one and only path to happiness (which I would highly question, unless she has spent considerable time shadowing NDs, spending time in clinics volunteering, has experience in that vein, etc...), then it is necessary for her to realize this dream is not possible right now. 

Hi All,I’m starting at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN and am looking to purchase a home in the area.

I really think you may want to take another look at Cleveland and reconsider, we are an amazing space:Did you know:CLE - home to the 2016 Republican National ConventionCLE - Superman was created hereCLE - Cleveland Clinic #1 Heart Surgery Center in the WorldCLE - Over a dizen Fortune 500 CompaniesCLE - Second largest theatre district in the CountryCLE - Epicenter for BioMed Research & DevelopmentCLE - A great place for the WHOLE family/CLE - A great place for investing come check out the beautiful things CLE has.

I'm a Doctor of Physical Therapy who realized that trading my time for money is never going to earn me freedom (and not even come close to paying off my student debt).I've recently opened my own Cryotherapy Clinic and it is my first true business asset.

Often, these are tenants who can use free legal services and  clinics (meaning they are being represented or advised for free based on their income while the landlord has to pay). 

Therapy animals provide people with therapeutic contact, usually in a clinical setting, to improve their physical, social, emotional, and/or cognitive functioning.I would also add one more point that is often misunderstood; with the millions of men & women who experienced combat in the US Military, hundreds of thousands return home with PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder).

Maybe posting a flyer in dialysis clinics might be a good idea.