You want a surgeon that specializes in the kind of surgery you need, not a general practitioner.

We're almost complete with the rebuild but the insurance adjusters are only paying about 75% of the actual costs to conduct the reconstruction of the property.  

Mitigation is complete and reconstruction--whole house flooring (because of open plan), and in the kitchen, countertops, drywall, plumbing, paint, and cabinets--is about to begin and is scheduled to take about 3 weeks.

For example, a surgeon that can make $1,000 an hour shouldn’t turn down a surgery in order to clean her house when she can pay someone $15 an hour to clean it for her.

With all the regulation throughout the Coachella valley for STRs we've seen pricing surge on nice rentals that people don't have to commit to 29 days of renting.

Russ Lis - Association Reconstruction (Roofing, Siding WONDERFUL contractor) Tom Robison - Insight Loans (Cash out refi)Nancy Lenzen - Trademark Title-All exceptional professionals who I have used for myself and my clients!

Think of thr inspector as a general practitioner and you may want a surgeon

Should I be an anesthesiologist or a surgeon?

What it means is that if there's a fire or an event that causes the demolition of one building, the reconstruction of a 2nd building will not be possible.What would you do?

If it's mostly school debt for someone who is, say, a medical student or newly practicing doctor or surgeon, I'd consider renting to them.