When a doctor wants to relocate his business, I want to be the person he calls for property or demographic research, or I want to be the person a local broker calls when he needs help with forecasting.

I have only had one client do a radon test on a new construction that already had the piping and he was a doctor... checked out fine. but yes we install them in each new build.

There's basically a short term plan for temporary use, and a long term permanent use plan.The zoning is commercial in an area where it is primarily commercial (the land is zoned general commercial), but there is some legacy residential/commercial mixed in (think small Doctors type offices with the "Doctor" living on premise.)  

I do computer work for some doctors.

Account ClosedHere is a suggestion, not sure of your exact situation but there are programs for those in there last year of a doctorate possibly masters degree (need to double check on that) that will use future income to qualify if that income will start in the next 3 months.

I listened to the $1,000 series of "Doctor Cashflow" CDs, including the very last CD, which he hypes quite a lot in the first 5 CDs, and which purports to tell you HOW to approach the nonprofits who do the housing referrals for cognitively disabled adults.

I will be doing medical training (I'm an Army doctor) for the next three years, and that time will be pretty demanding (60-80 hour weeks) in addition to having a wife and two kids.

Just like if you offer a doctor cash for a check-up visit, they'll charge you less than what they charge your insurance.

Not just catered towards doctors, but all professionals with high incomes, net worth, or jobs that come with large salaries.  

I have a business partner named Frank, who is a realtor and we started our company Pre-Foreclosure Doctors, LLC earlier this year.