@Michelle BelinfanteOne of my tenants do but that's because he's a street pharmacist

Then, when both of their children graduated from college one was a pharmacist and the other was a doctor (can't remember) or had some other high-paying job and increased their rent by $150.I was figuring that since both children were still living in the apartment each child would have to pay only $18 per week.

I didn't want to go back to corporate America and I didn't need to--my wife is a wfh pharmacist with a cushy job that covers all our needs with a few hours of work a week.

I met another pharmacist on this site who did something similar.

I am a pharmacist and I believe these to be stable companies even though cap rates might be lower to reflect that.I would be looking for leases with over 10 years remaining since I'm not eager to value add and I would rather put off the potential for having to deal with a possible vacancy until I have more experience in the field.I'm in New York state and I would be looking to buy in NY. 

Pharmacist

I was approached by a nurse and pharmacist on Furnished Finders to rent.

Refused Plan B at the only drug store in town because the pharmacist on duty is an evangelical Christian?

I don't care to answer your questions directly but I am happy to tell you that I replaced my income as a pharmacist 5 to 6 years after I started buying rental properties.

See that you're a pharmacist or have a pharmacy background.