I think it is important to understand your needs, and find a practitioner that matches your needs AND knows when to defer to another specialist. 

Wouldn't there be less competition for sole practitioners like my pal and I (as opposed to institutional buyers) in judicial states? 

Wouldn't there be less competition for sole practitioners like my pal and I (as opposed to institutional buyers) in judicial states?

If the prospect has a letter from a licensed practitioner of psychology or psychiatry, you need to accept that their claim is legit. 

Hello all, my name is Francisco and I’m currently a Chiropractic student.

I have done a ton of research on this site and others, but I think as hopefully you will understand, there is a big leap when going from student / reader to practitioner.

If you transfer to an LLC then 1031 right away some practitioners might shy away from that because some states may say that the LLC did not hold for investment purposes (Personally, this would not bother me).

I'm incredibly interested to get real estate professionals opinions on whether to spend the $180,000 we will soon have on getting through school, therefore graduating debt free, OR invest in multiple properties just before he goes to chiropractic school. 

My building has a nurse practitioner occupying 30% of the building.

@Roshan Taheri If rental real estate income does in fact qualify for the pass-through deduction -- and there is no chapter and verse on that although most practitioners are operating under the assumption that it does -- you will get the deduction regardless of whether you hold it in your name or through an LLC (as long as the LLC has not elected to be taxed as a C corporation).