Marcus Lawson pharmacy is such a small community and it's great to see we have that as well as real estate investing in common.

It is on a very busy road 200 yards from Walgreen's, CVS pharmacy, Food Lion, a Planetarium, etc.The 2016 tax value for the land and building is $355,320. it is 2000 sq. ft. total. 

And when I graduated from pharmacy school, success meant becoming a pharmacy manager.

I am in the pharmacy field with you, and have been doing my own research on the BP community in addition to their podcast the last couple years. 

Caveat is that it takes something like 20 years for it to be forgiven and you have to pay taxes on the forgiven amount, but at least your girlfriend can see the light at the end of the tunnel if she qualifies for any of those plans.My wife is currently going to pharmacy school and both her and I have some doubts as to whether she will actually work or not, or if she does whether it will be full time. 

Try when there is a problem with a property or a portfolio to get everyone to agree with a voting share for TIC's.Seen lot's of investors call me years ago where they lost their *** but that pharmacy they bought was still cranking out cash flow and they were thankful they had it.DST's and TIC's have a lot of drawbacks also.

Louis school of pharmacy area. 

I am currently living in Vancouver as my wife is studying  Pharmacy at UBC.

I have attended the local REI meetings and found them to be very beneficial but because of my work schedule (retail pharmacy) I am regularly unable to attend the Saturday morning meetings.

I've been working in a hospital for the past 8 months as a pharmacy technician and I have seen every type of nurse there is (bed side, ICU, NICU, PICU, OR, labor and delivery, IMC) and I realized it's not for me.