I hear ya John Warren..good advise..I have been doing 2 careers since right out of college..full time pharmacist and self-managing investor...opened my own pharmacy(pilsen) 6 years ago..its nice but pressure from the PBMs are making it very difficult..I like to manage my own properties because not only do I like fixing things but  i also  get a first hand view on any problems arising...and I save $ from some not so honest propertymanagers/tradesmen...all myproperties are within 20minutes of each other..that helps too.

For the life of me, I can't imagine walking into a lab after reading some hype books and trying to go into the pharmacy business even with a mentor who isn't licensed.

Background: I am a self employed healthcare pharmacy IT consultant working 80 hours a week by day and a real estate agent and investor on the side.

For example, is it going to completely run the pharmacy portion of the business? 

He kept changing his mind, from going to medical school to pharmacy school to dentistry, etc.  

Hi BP,I have a commercial property in Cincinnati, OH NNN-leased out to a single corporate tenant (pharmacy).

Take someone who wants to buy a retail store to expand his pharmacy business.

Finished Loft, New carpet and lighting.Bathroom, Ikea sink and faucet, new tile, lighting.The plan is to live here for another year or two while my wife finishes up her pharmacy residency then off to wherever her job takes us (hopefully stay in Utah.) 

If money equaled happiness in an uncomplicated balanced equation, then why do they so often take just a whole pharmacy worth of very expensive drugs just to feel better about themselves and escape their reality?

If not, then the store used to be another pharmacy chain that was bought out by Walgreens to improve their market coverage in that region, which increases the probability they will vacate at the end of the firm term.