Looks like BoA finally got a taste of its own medicine.

The differences in that type of law and its practicioners are as great as oncology and radiation oncology are in medicine.

I still don't think buying the roof over the poor child's head so that she can get the medicine is the best win win.Now lets look at how something like that COULD become a win win.

She thinks it could be my previous roommate’s dog but my previous roommate apparently has always given him anti-flea medicine so I can’t really prove anything either way.Do you think I should cover her vet bill or split it?

For a long time the cities' main economic drivers were - medicine and education.

That sounds shallow, but people dedicate their lives to medicine, law, grocery, childcare, whatever: that's their passion and a clear path to their trust and personal regard.  

@Charlie MooreTaxation is very broad and there is not one person who can specialize in everything within taxation.Very similar to medicine/health.You wouldn't want someone who practices general health for children to also be the one who does open-heart surgery.There are a couple of accountant's on this message board who specialize in real estate taxation.

I think that will happen before we see the 40 year mortgage, rates aside.At some point however in the longer term inflation or hyperinflation rather is the more likely scenario, when people wise up to the fact that we are completely insolvent and unwilling to take our medicine.

It would be more of an alternative facility, one that incorporates East-West medicine, behavioral supports, and environmental supports for optimum well being.

Could be anything: accounting, engineer, law, maybe medicine, even trades (they make good to great money).You’ll see many questions and also advertisemtns/books on how to invest in real estate with little or no money or income...