As far as my wife's income goes, like I said in the original post she will be taking a part time nursing job, taking over for her aunt at our small town clinic on MWF, and helping out with family and our future investments on her off days.

Meaning, If I claim I stubbed my toe on the door step of your rental property and I'm owed $5 million for the loss of my pinky toe, your insurance carrier steps in and says "Hell no, we'll give you $50 to cover your copay at the walk in clinic...Have a nice day and be on your way."

You'd want to identify the outliers.You'll really need to progress by trial and error.  

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I am recently retired from a career in clinical laboratory testing.

I asked to cancel the free trial on my 2nd day since its just doesn't cut it for me.

You may be able to coach the kids clubs, do clinics, etc.

As far as sourcing probates it's probably going to be bit of trial and error in the beginning.

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