Even if you haven't lived in your home a total of two years out of the last five, you're still eligible for a partial exclusion of capital gains if you sold because of a change in your employment, or because your doctor recommended the move for your health, of if you're selling it during a divorce or due to other unforeseen circumstances such as a death in the family or multiple births.

(I count 2 lawyers and 1 doctor among my tenants.)Be very careful about TK  investing.

I first became suspicious because the man that I was working with just had a baby and he said that he needed to take him to a doctor's appointment. 

Want to drop one third of Medicare recipients or cut payments to hospitals and doctors by a third?

However he has not produced a doctor’s report, or health inspector’s report or any other support to his claims.

Unless you're going to be a doctor or lawyer or something specific that requires a degree (and it doesn't sound like you are), I'd say drop out.

The two designations are very similar in most cases.Attorney - licensed by his state to practice law, just like doctors are licensed to practice medicine.

Doctors would be a safe bet too.

One of his tenants got a note from a doctor allowing her to have a therapy dog in a no pet building.  

Hi Adam, I wanted to comment here because I've had the opportunity to represent a few doctors / physicians from out of state myself in Indy deals - both SFR and Multifamily.