Don’t care if it’s your friends friend or a doctors friend, it’s a strong principle.

Hello AllMy tenant just contacted me to let me know his son became ill, went to the doctor and the doctor told him the symptoms we related to mold.

Its a tricky situation because a significant amount of my stuff is still in the home and I feel like I shouldn't have to harass grown women that are doctors and pharmacists to pay rent on time and don't let people crash in my room!

You wouldn't go to an eye doctor to have your heart checked.

A "companion animal" is an animal that people can get because their doctor says it will help them.I have some opinions I tried to keep out of this but each of the three require their own distinct method of working with and documenting in your leases and in your dealings with tenants.  

If you were going to be a lawyer/doctor I would be something specialized (patent law, anesthesiology, etc), higher average income.  

Salina has a medical degree campus in town, operated by the University of Kansas, training physicians specifically to become doctors for the rural population.

I'm not one to go to the doctor a lot, but when I have they never questioned if it was work related.

My best friend is a great example -- he's a doctor who left his profession and spent two years successfully playing poker professionally.

@Steve MightSteve, Here are some stats for you.14% of the brokers make between $100k - $149k10% of the brokers make between $150k - $249k5% of the brokers make between $250k - $499k1% of the brokers make between $500k+9% of the real estate agents make between $100k - $149k7% of the real estate agents make between $150k - $249k2% of the real estate agents make between $250k - $499kless than 1% of the real estate agents make between $500k+My philosophy is that whatever career you choose whether it be a financial advisor, lawyer, doctor, medical sales, make sure you are passionate about that career and you are determined to be among the top 10% within that business/industry.