I am a FT physician and often moonlight at urgent care on weekends but am willing to make it work for a good opportunity!

Once renovations were completed I then contacted Bank of America to refi into a physician loan into to get rid of the mortgage insurance to allow for better cashflow.

Very thorough and detailed, yet simple explanations.I am starting a fund for physicians to pool capital and invest in multiple syndications with the fund.

So, for people like him about 6 months ago I purchased my wife a 2nd cell phone she keeps with her and that phone has boldbeast recorder on it and we put every recording, text messages and pictures on an external hard drive.Incidentally, I took a strong prescription pain pill about 7 hours ago and I am higher then a kite.

I am a physician, 59, and recently got out of financial debt associated with divorce and custody issues and am in a much better position at this time with excellent income but not much time on my hands.I want to put the excellent income to good use in real estate and can take time away from some of my locums work at a cost.

My husband is a physician.

We have the Medical Doctor, Physician’s Assistant, Registered Nurses, Licensed Practical Nurses, Nurse Practitioner, Medical Assistant, Certified Nursing Assistants etc.

The tenants would be physicians who are doing training rotations at UCSF, so the closer to the medical center, the better.

The MTR option seems to be especially beneficial in areas where remote employees might travel and work, snowbirds in Florida, or any area with a flourishing medical center for traveling nurses, physicians etc.

I'm a 34 y/o physician just getting started with improving my personal finances.Need recommendations about investment options for my roll over IRA.Should I go for 100% investment in VTSAX vs. adding an international index fund ( which one and how much %) in my portfolio.