One of my pharmaceutical companies is developing an antidote to nerve-agent exposure to protect the US military from chemical weapon attacks, which shows that I'm always looking for opportunities to create value in places that others have overlooked. 

My natural inclination has been to get into the remolding side of things because I am someone that enjoys working with my hands and my most of my current experience is in HVACR working on pharmaceutical freezers and the like.

I am absolutely floored, and I couldn't have done it without the help of many many people. .... 2 months ago I was working a factory job at a place that makes generic pharmaceutical drugs, and I could not have been unhappier.

NO TAREI certification, and was a pharmaceutical rep before getting into this trade.

I left my pharmaceutical job a few years ago and started a company that helps other people buy, sell, rehab, finanance, and manage their properties (I'm a real estate and mortgage broker also).

Hello- I have pharmaceutical day job and new to real estate investing.

I live in the Metro-West area of Boston, work in the pharmaceutical industry as a day job, and my husband and I gutted and rehabbed our first home in Worcester, MA ourselves (okay, we did contract out refinishing the floors and exterior paint, but nothing else).

I have been employed full time for 3 years in a pharmaceutical company.

She is a nurse and works a traveling job for a pharmaceutical company, so she keeps her job. 

I have been in the pharmaceutical industry for 9 years, and have no intention of making real estate a career.