there is a post from a kind physical therapist offering free advice to BP members.

For someone who claims to have critical thinking skills and the ability to parse truth from verbiage, I'd think you'd want to actually read the comments you are rebutting...But, you probably learn your debate skills from the likes of Glenn "The Rapist" Beck and Rush "The Druggie" Limbaugh, and figure that listening to the other side would only make your argument weaker, so why bother...

Hi everyone,I just realized I never got around to introducing myself.I am a 32-year old physical therapist and real estate investor.My preferred modes of operation are:(1) buy and hold rentals(2) buy and sell SFRs to an end retail buyer with a loan in place, or to carry the paper(3) buy and sell income properties (SFRs, apartments, etc.) to an investor, while creating and carrying the paper(4) buy and improve existing paper(5) provide short-term loansI have partnered up already with a few people here on Bigger Pockets, and things are going great.

A therapist is a good place to work out flawed thinking put in your head by whoever raised you. 

Take it somewhere else to energize and grow.Do not be mastered by the money, it is neither good or bad. 

I worked in Acute Care hospitals as a Physical Therapist. 

I am a therapist but I feel like Real Estate Investing is my true calling.

If the letter is signed by a medical doctor, psychiatrist, psychologist, counselor, therapist or social worker, you must accept it at face value unless you have some legitimate reason to believe it is bogus. 

I was able to rent out 3 offices for above market value rates because of my connections to other therapists and because I was offering a nicer product than was available elsewhere.

I was able to use my current office for free and rent out 3 offices for above market value rates because of my connections to other therapists and because I was offering a nicer product than was available elsewhere.