YES.Does a doctor say they’re a doctor before their first patient?

The same with plumbers, doctors and so forth.  

He has a few other doctor-specific groups as well.

I used the census pretty heavily when I wrote my doctoral dissertation on crime and police budgets in the largest US cities.  

Luckily I have a lot of friends who are doctors, consultants, or bankers and have seen my track record.

The only people I ever see rent it out are “kids” who inherit the family farm, auctioneers who get the land for a steal when nobody bids and get the auction fee discount, and finally a few small town doctor/lawyers/businessmen who pay cash because they want to own something they can see/feel touch, even if they don’t earn much. 

I wonder, we consider healthcare for poor and old people "government assistance" down here and everyone else has to pay their way, do you feel your doctors in Canada are indirectly perpetuating a system that encourages people to be leeches on society, because healthcare is even provided to the "able" up there?

Any of these three would give you a good idea of what to expect for rents and tenants.Regarding "who" lives there, gosh it varies SOOO much, I know services works, doctors, attorney's nurses, real estate agents, UPS works, and all that live in that area (I actually live 4 blocks from McKinnley elementry) and I own a rental in the area also. 

For instance, let's say you want to target medical doctors since they are for the most part in a higher tax bracket and hence most likely qualify as accredited investors.

Would you want gig advice from a casual doctor?