Three months ago I quit my job and started a private practice (mental health).

Any of you enrolled with NAR's AHP (association health plans)?

They list all their contact info clearly, and project a pretty legitimate image.I'm a property manager and got a spam/promotional-type email from them, saying that they do tenant screening for FREE. 

You can probably live a better life style on 6k of w2 because of  Benefits  (health care being the big one)  Conventional loans are going to be tough, your income is going to be scrutinized more.  

The amount of Health professionals that live and work near the "Medical Mile", number of colleges with hungry student renters, and Amazon just greenlighted their distribution center here a few months ago. 

@Canesha Edwards I admire the attempt at promoting new products but if I ever brought an IPad into a tub with me I would be ordering a new one in the next couple hours.

I’m guessing it’s impacting your state of mind, your sleep, maybe your health.

Very common practice in mental health atleast around here sadly .

I've recently gotten a promotion at work and found out the job I'm working for is moving to a new location.

You clearly didn't understand what you read....Here are links to the COURTS decisions (AGAIN, the GAO is not a court...these two links are actual court decisions).http://www.uscfc.uscourts.gov/sites/default/files/...http://www.wifcon.com/cofc/15-78.pdfFrom the article you linked, clearly in one of the first few paragraphs for you to see:Interestingly, the Court of Federal Claims disagrees with the GAO’s reasoning in Sea Box (and, presumably, in Peers Health, as well).