Most of the practitioners, in the "industry", I spoke to believe that purchasing additional shares of a single member LLC is OK by way of exemption under 4975(d)(9) and because there is no self-dealing of any sort taking place.

It's usually either a vendor (or several) selling their 'warez' or it's a practitioner who wants everybody in the room to think he's the smartest person ever while telling war stories.

The military enlisted as a nurse, and have even labeled me nurse practitioner material (so I can become a commissioned officer at my age), but so far, even medical jobs have been hard to come by, since it’s entry level and starting all over.

I would love nothing more than to be able to support her as she goes back to school to pursue her Nurse Practitioner license.

If someone's mental health is so bad they can't handle living in their own apartment, flying on a plane, or shopping for groceries, then should be seeking regular treatment by a licensed practitioner!

Generally, no, this does not avoid income tax.It's usually helpful for the non-tax practitioner to use deductive reasoning in these situations. 

As I said, all of this is new to us… I am a nurse practitioner by trade and my husband is a paramedic.

Great high level book is "the real estate game" by some guy at Harvard Business School who was a successful practitioner for many years.I would also recommend going through one of the failure or "slap my head" mistake threads together over beers....have fun!

Once she secures a full time job as a nurse practitioner we will be settling down in one spot and I will keep my license there. 

My wife and I are both in the medical field, her a nurse practitioner and I, a nurse.