He's a substitute teacher and she makes $90k/year as a physical therapist.

I, myself, is STILL doing the grind in healthcare (therapist), and while I do love the job, sometimes I wonder why i still have to "ask" for a day off, or "ask" if I can have a day for doctors appointments for myself.

I currently work as an Occupational Therapist in a hospital setting and my hours have been affected by Covid-19 so I figured this would be a great time to learn more about real estate investing.

You can let her know about the property and have her be as active as she would like to be and as active as your wife thinks is appropriate for her right now that won’t take away from her developmental experiences.Then, when she graduates high school, the property should have 20-30k equity that can go towards her education and she can learn as much as she is willing to take advantage with the process of owning a property without the stress of managing it.I share this with you both as a marriage therapist and as an investor who has done this exact thing with my oldest 3 kids (ages 14, 13, and 10).

My business partner is a massage therapist who is handling hiring/training LMTs.

My business partner is a massage therapist who is handling hiring/training LMTs.

I'm a self-employed therapist, now recommitting to building my practice and also furthering investments in Real Estate, specifically for short term-rentals.

@Jeff Pearson I'm trained as a respiratory therapist for my first career.

Although they're basically a scam in my opinion, these sites do usually have relationships with licensed therapists and other health care professionals so that they can generate the appropriate letters and be compliant with the law. 

I don't currently own real estate.The dilemma I have is that I work as a traveling physical therapist.