That is almost like a doctor saying you need an M.I.R. .....and the doctor was serious.....and it was not a slip of the doctor's tongue.Hopefully, it was just a slip of the tongue.

Luckily the parents took him to the doctor, then home.

This is kind of what I was thinking (with regards to deductibles and HSAs).One other thing I am doing is making my wife and kids work out for three hours a day and eat organic kale to keep them out of the doctor's office. 

I am a well educated guy (MBA and Doctorate) and have a solid baseline of Real Estate Knowledge. 

If you need a four-year degree to get into a specific job/career that needs one and that you're definitely interested in (accounting, law, doctorate, computer science, etc.) then spend the money and get a 4-year degree right away.

Profit and loss statements are easily doctored.  

I don't care if they are a doctor or a college student.

And I remember reading in one of Robert Kiyosaki's books he said that financial intelligence is stemmed from your vocabulary that you use; just how a doctor has his own vocabulary and a lawyer so does an investor, a sophisticated investor most definitely.

This goes for agents, lawyers, doctors, etc.I found that honesty goes a long way and wholesalers need to be honest in their business.

For instance a dry cleaners, restaurant, barber shop, doctors office, etc.