The example given was two doctors running a clinic together, but under the partnership LLC they can't be held liable for the actions of the other.

I'm not paying $200 an hour for labor unless you're a doctor, attorney or at least wearing heels.

There are plenty of RE investors that are doctors, dentists, Lawyers, etc that make $300+ per hour so for them to make a repair it would add $600 in opportunity costs on top of whatever the repair ends up costing.

Not sure who but I'd start by asking his mom for the name of his doctor.

I called up a basement solution team of Doctor Rooter, Toronto, to get it checked and they informed me that there were multiple cracks that needed to be fixed.

A CPA is like a Doctor or a lawyer - you wouldn't go to a poor Doctor or a half time lawyer.

Simply save for the additional purchase transaction when you finance it.Banking on a future job isn't really prudent, depends on here degree I suppose, anything short of a doctor can have time on the job requirements to qualify for a loan, so if she is out in 3 years, she won't have time on the job of more than a year (can be less in a line of work of here degree).

No specific situations off hand, but in CA they are now requiring more than just a Doctor's note.

From what I found out about the tenants is that there is one doctors office, one dentist office, one financial adviser office, one audiologist office, and one law office.

People tie up houses and can't resell them to investors, realtors list houses on the MLS and they sit, doctors perform surgery and sometimes the cancer still comes back, sometimes it just doesn't work out.