It doesn't matter, if you can put together a deal that works for both sides you can call yourself doctor Seus.2.

The note was not signed but does appear to be from an actual doctor (though again - halfway across the country).

I live in Baltimore, MD and I am excited to meet all the amazing people out here on BP platform and learn as much as possible.Personally, I am a physical therapist working full time in Baltimore, MD and studying online to be a Doctor of Physical Therapy.

My daughter is moving there in June and she will be a resident (Doctor) in one of the hospital in Redding DT.

Doctor types. 

Had a full kitchen, courtyard, and various specialties that would come in on a regular basis to treat the patients like different doctors and physical therapists. 

And every time someone would come over and do work on something on the house, they would ask, “Wow are you a doctor?”

John, I can't answer your question about cap rates directly but I agree you should get a good deal - north of 10% cap rate if you decide to pursue it.My reason for this is that a medical building seems risky because my understanding is that the trend has been for doctors to move back into hospitals and out of small group practices, the kind of tenants who would occupy a small medical building.I have a friend who bought a medical building very cheaply, and thought he got a real score.

I don't believe college will necessarily do a lot for your career (unless you wanna be a doctor/lawyer/whatever) BUT the experiences you have during college help define who you'll be.

What doctor signed the death certificate?