I come from a a family that has gone through a lot financially, including my dad going back to school to become a Naturopathic Doctor after being a teacher for 15 years, and my mom going through Leukemia a couple years ago (she is healthy and doing much better now).Due to financial circumstances I had to raise a majority of the money to be able to go on this incredible trip, I worked full time construction with a local construction company along with many other things.

A person might have a passion for helping people with their health and decide being a doctor working for a hospital as a W-2 employee is the way to go (the "E" quadrant), maybe because they know someone personally who's a W-2 employee doctor, versus another person who has the same passion for helping people with their health might decide the best way to help the most people is to open up a bunch of hospitals and run them as a business (the "B" quadrant). 

I am planning to start my endeavor to financial freedom with the assistances of an acquaintance who is a doctor.

I'm a healthy single who hardly see the doctor (except for annual check up).

People don't have an agent like a doctor they always go to, so they'll be looking for one for the first time. 

I have a full-time job so this is going to be hard but I think I'm going to either bring someone in on a "referral fee" basis to research for me or skip out to a "doctor's appointment" one day and search them myself.

Just found out the settlement will be less than her doctor bills. 

But Zillow suddenly jumps or falls by 20% or 30% and adjusts its own 'history' to conceal the jumps.Falsified or doctored or secretly modified data is worse than unreliable data, because it demonstrates manipulative behavior by somebody.

What professional service do you provide, is it line with a Realtor or an attorney or a doctor?

Insurance companies and hospitals, even some doctors, go out of their way to make bills confusing and it's been estimated that, on average 25-30% of hospital bills have errors.Although it never gotten reported to a collection agency, I received the first bill for a procedure I had done, THREE years after the outpatient surgery for it.