I am currently in physician assistant school and graduate in July 2018.

I am currently going to school to be a physician assistant where I will earn a near 6 figure income(most of which put towards building my portfolio) with a rather flexible schedule to focus on real estate on the side.While I will have a rather good income to fund my investments to start I know I don't want to trade my time for money for too long.

Are you thinking of "prescriptive easement"?

The NFPA and the ICC developed and publish codes through a prescriptive process, mostly because some got hurt or destruction and devastation occurred.

The examples I regularly hear are for physicians, tech workers, etc. who certainly make well more than what we make so how are those individuals not impacted by the AMT?

However, it was positive for a prescription medication that had been prescribed to me.

The people are friendly and it was convenient to shopping, physician, lifetime fitness, entertainment, banking etc.

If you don't have much to invest and aregoing to flip or rehab for starters, then stay very close to home.If you are a wealthy physician who wants to put $100k or soto good use and the local market is "bad" (whatever that meansbut think SoCal these days!

I am a Physician, 20+ years post training, who had thought of entering REI a couple of years ago, but didn't really set my mind to it then.

You have absolutely no idea what you're talking about.I expect that you don't fake like you're a physician or a dentist or a lawyer, so please refrain from posing as if you know what you're talking about.