example: travel nurse/therapist's who have a primary residence for tax purposes in their home state but don't actually live there. 

Get some Family Counseling (for yourself first and then the Mrs. later)They will charge a sliding scale (what you can afford--maybe free).Look someone up on the internet who is close and that you think you can trust and make a phone call.With COVID you can probably get counseling over the phone.Here's a link that might help: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/therapists/tx/brookelandGood Luck! 

My experience as a Physical Therapist having a mentor is crucial to personal development, and being a mentor is very rewarding.

In my experience this is the lifeblood of the service and if you establish yourself as a good host, you will get increased demand and be able to raise your prices in the long term.I also tell all AirBnb folks to look into whether or not there is a large amount of traveling nurses or therapists coming through your area.

I have been a landlord for more than 3 years and when I started to watch and listen to Brandon, it motivated me to buy 3 more properties this year, and I am still going like the rabbit hitting the drum with the Energizer battery!

I'm 26 years old, working full time as a Physical Therapist, with a good amount of student loans from undergrad/grad school that I'm trying to pay off (~$115k). 

It's energizing, like the Energizer Bunny! 

I guess sometimes people just need to blow off steam about unrelated things...so I guess that makes us their sounding board/semi-therapist. haha.

I'm getting pretty energized about learning as much as I can.

I have eight years of experience in the medical industry working as a physical therapist and I have taken a huge leap into an industry that I am not very knowledgeable about, however I love to be faced with new challenges and I'm willing to take it on head first!!!