It just seems with the amount of complaints from clients on GC's, it seems to be a line of work where there is more dishonesty than usual because of the amount of power they wield, such as lawyers and doctors, except without all the required education required.

As a custom woodworker I would want to doctor up the property to an extreme level, is it more fiscally inteligent to rehab a property with a general look, or is there a good return value in premium details?

I had one tenant, a doctor living in a B+ unit, take most of the light bulbs.

They all can't be doctors, or high execs I thought to myself.

I went to a new doctor a few months ago.

I've tried craigslist, but most of the responses are doctors from the UK who are moving to the US with their daughters and need to have their hospital send me a check.

@Jason D. looks like youve got it handled. i work for a large appraisal firm and we always ask our clients for a list of improvements and a rough estimate on how much theyve spent. we scan this document directly into the report. some of my appraisers find it annoying when comps are provided (like going to the doctors and saying this is info i found off webmd) but most dont mind as long as theyre within criteria (distance, time, gla, etc.). make sure all your safety items are in check (smoke det, leaks, etc)

When I get sick, I go to the doctor.

I've seen so many doctors and dentists in Korea investing when they reach their 50s, and that's also the advice my parents gave me.

It's impossible to be the top doctor, attorney, CPA, and underwater basket weaver.