I am not a doctor or an animal expert of any kind.

I have been approached by doctors, lawyers, business owners all looking to have a home that they can simply call a landlord to resolve rather than them having to mess with it.

I put some Doctor Shole's inserts in a couple of weeks ago; just about the time I started hearing the squirrells fornicating.

Oh, he's kinda young for a doctor and working his way up!

First was a foreign doctor who decided to buy a house without telling the wife back in home....

I had a repossession from quality investments on there as well.In a nutshell, I was saved from these problems by my private doctor who actually saw what going through these problems had caused on my health.

As far as the wholesaler debate goes, there are bad doctors, lawyers, real estate agents, and even wholesalers.

In my view it is a horrible decision to go to college for a majority.They get basic degrees that cover a broad spectrum and then face countless competition in a flooded market.It's different if you are becoming a doctor,lawyer,etc. and you know the demand is out there.Many kids are pushed into college and just rack up debt and still have no direction when they leave.I know my views won't be popular.I always did well in school "A" average.After 2 years in college doing core me and my friends looked at each other in our hangout at the pool table at the student center and said "What are we doing here?"

I meet people at chamber meetings and in my doctor's and dentist's office.

.$240k purchase$20k material costs$20k my own time$310-320k current appraisal$2k monthly rental to doctor w/ 800 credit score$1,350 mortgage$150/month expense budgetedI'm just learning the recommended rules of thumb.