I found some webinars in the cpacademy but I want to learn the basic stuff of real estate (I know about depreciation, schedule E when to file 1099 all pretty basic stuff that a normal Tax practitioner with a PTIN and License should know).Do you have any books?

If i need some dental advise, I'll go listen to Tony Robbins.

I currently work as a nurse and I dont think there is a single job out there harder than that....I'd like something to fall back on when my back gives out.Other than nursing I'm a full time masters student set to get my family nurse practitioner in 2 years.

Texasrealtypros looks to be only $179 a year and $179 a transaction.Eexecutivereality has 15 different plans so one might work for including one option that provides health and dental insurance.Even though you only want them to broker deals there are still many options, benefits, etc...

So a regular labor which we pay at 18/hour will be ~30-32/hour or $240-250ish out the door, that's just pure payroll, we still have to account for their paid leaves, medical/dental, etc which accounts for say 15-25%.

She tried to keep up the rent as a dental hygienist during the day, but it simply did not work out.  

STEM fields, medical, dental, law, refinery work (process operating, instrumentation, NDE and etc), trade skills (plumbing, electrical, etc..)

As this is going to be Dentist office, Dentist submitted Plan to the city through architect to construct dental office (including plumbing, electricity, etc).  

I have problems getting dental work done.

The one thing to take into consideration, that I didn't realize until a few months ago, is that dental insurance is the real money pit.