Pharmacist

Not to mention the time they wanted out of the lease and wanted their money back because there was a meth lab in my house.Here are a few things I learned along the way:Cash is king.Be respectful, always treat people the way you want to be treated; the next person who falls on hard times may be you.Be honest about your intentions with the property.Be creative, like letting them stay there for a length of time to get their life back in order.Enforce your contract, I would not let them out of their lease, it’s legal and binding.Have no mercy with street pharmacists; involve law enforcement as soon as possible.

I have recently graduated as a pharmacist and would like to use this career to save to buy houses in the DMV area and rent them out.

My wife and I both work full time as Pharmacists in Houston and we have 2 little girls. 

I am a pharmacist with a great salary working in corporate (large pharma company) and I HATE.

As a pharmacist by trade I understand fully the importance of having personal liability insurance and that people can sue me personally as well as the company I work for no matter if it is a large corporation or my personal business. 

Might add a pharmacist, etc.

I am a pharmacist who just graduated at the age of 24 and am just getting started in real estate investing.

I work full-time by day as a pharmacist and I have also recently obtain my real estate license in DC and Maryland.  

And although my wife will be a pharmacist, I won't have a huge amount of seed money to throw at this (student loans are a killer).