There is a concrete contractor in the building next door and a dental office across the street.

She might even stumble upon biggerpockers all on her own ;)It might help to clarify that I studied Neuro Linguistic Programing and am a master NLP practitioner as well as a certified hypnotist.

My advice to you would be to seek out a specialist in the space, rather than a general practitioner, no matter how large or small the outfit.

Hence, when predicting future foreclosures, a practitioner can (and does) use S-TR filings as a leading indicator of defaults in a county, region, area, or whatever. 

I've listened to the podcasts, read the books, etc but either didn't have the time because I was so busy running my dental practice or didn't have the testicular fortitude/confidence to really get started. 

@David M.What you're describing, that's not exactly how it works, but it was a good stab for a non-practitioner.

MOre late or no rent due to car problems, dental issues, etc. 

You want a surgeon that specializes in the kind of surgery you need, not a general practitioner.

It's like having a general practitioner perform brain surgery instead of a brain surgeon.

I am a dental hygienist so I do not have the most knowledge in real estate yet!