If you are in a market with more level 4 evals the physician can bill more. 

I've always been a fan of the working for free method in the beginning to gain experience (i'm a resident physician and have been doing this for years essentially).

Hello fellow BP investors,I'm a physician and recently started investing in real estate .

I’m also trying to get out of the medical field (I‘m a Physician Assistant).I’ve had my eyes on a 2-family here locally for some time but don’t have the capital to buy it myself... if you want to check it out let me know.

But like @Mike M. said, if you have a seller who is truly incapable of making decisions for himself, you'll need physicians to certify this in a petition for guardianship plus you'll need a fiduciary appointed to handle those decisions for him... in his best interest. 

If you ever find yourself facing an ESA Dog situation, ask for the Doctor Prescription for the ESA Dog. 

My physician recently told me that if I didn't cut back on the caffeine intake and junk food that i'd be looking at a 'stage 2 bubble,' myself.

Like a medication, if we're compliant and take the prescription for shopping, mortgages, etc., we'll live longer, essentially.

I explained to the brokers how I am investing into my own deals and also have close physician investors.

For purposes of reasonable accommodation requests, neither the FHAct nor Section 504 requires an assistance animal to be individually trained or certified.5While dogs are the most common type of assistance animal, other animals can also be assistance animals.Further HUD goes on to give guidance on what you may ask for if the disability is not readily apparent.For example, the housing provider may ask persons who arc seeking a reasonable accommodation for an assistance animal that provides emotional support to provide documentation from a physician, psychiatrist, social worker, or other mental health professional that the animal provides emotional support that alleviates one or more of the identified symptoms or effects of an existing disability.