If I was a doctor I wouldn't be asking my wife's permission to conduct surgery on a patient even though there is a chance I could mess up - I'm a doctor, that's what I do, and we know the risks involved. 

The doctors I work with many are surgeons.

I think the Professional is for attorneys, doctors, etc. 

Most folks don't get to pick their doctor today, they get who the insurance company or hospital assigns.

I think "I can pay cash or terms" approach is best for most sellers.Be the doctor with the seller.  

and once a realtor gets a sellers listing into mls very little differentiates one listing from another. understandably every licensed profession tries to protect its turf. doctors lawyers realtors etc. and this Pam woman what does she charge for pm services? 

People that have asked for furnished rentals, in my experience, have been contract workers like consultants working on a 3 month project or doctors completing their residency at a local hospital.

You can't be a good doctor if all you know is how to prescribe two aspirins and call me in the morning.

In the meantime, he was planning to rent it out as a regular rental, but at a price that would be affordable to the hard-working poor.The woman I met today  has contacts with a group that mentors other people with invisible disabilities [ including autism] who, because of lack of acceptance by the non-autistic culture, are relegated to minimum wage "fast food" jobs. [ while the piece of paper documenting the completion of their doctorate is yellowing with age on the bathroom wall it has been taped to]Someone posted a somewhat "snarky" comment about homeless people.  

I continued studying premed in college and ultimately became a doctor.