Examples are Coworkers, neighbors, your doctor, lawyers, CPAs, other investors or entrepreneurs, etc.

In California, where there are more Lawyers than Doctors no one is safe from litigation.

We went to see a doctor there.

I am going to be honest I don't have a true background in real estate, but I will be graduating from college soon with a Doctor of Pharmacy degree.

One of the tenets is a doctor’s office while the other two are residential.

I've hosted countless doctors and nurses over the years, all willing to pay a premium for a furnished and convenient pad without a long term commitment needed.  

This is my 2nd broker, I didn't officially sign on with the first but it fell apart right at the end when the state attorney told her it's a big risk for her to have me as an agent.All the disclosure rules are just ridiculous, I'm also a licensed Doctor in California and I feel being an Agent is 10x more work.  

I'm glad doctors and other medical providers don't get their degrees and qualifications by simply reading.The next best thing would be to find a general contractor or someone else with that experience and see if he or she can work with you to come up with a good system.

As far as the HML analysis...I'll say this: If I need heart surgery, I won't contact my doctor about golf strategies.

We have a statement from her doctor saying all clothing, bedding, linens, drapes, soft goods, etc., should be replaced in order to ensure against risk of an allergic reaction.This would have never been an issue had the cleanup company -- assigned by the insurance company -- followed proper procedures.So far we are at a stalemate with insurance over the clothing.