Doctors should have flat rate pricing across the board, visible for everyone to see, just like they're picking out a #4 Combo at McDondalds. 

Change your job to be software engineer or medical doctor, something high income but stereotypically low in "street smarts."

Simple they own a business, or a doctor surgeon, or high level corporate exec, sold a business, etc.These people already have tons of income and money they just want something more safe and passive to outpace inflation and park the money.    

He is young and very fit, so fortunately it looks like he will be okay, but it made me think about what my wife and I may need.When I quit corporate I was first in camp "screw health insurance and pay cash for doctor", but learned quickly there are some real limitations, plus in our screwed-up health care system you pay higher prices when paying cash.

We've had a lot of doctor-dentist househack clients find great investments and do well with that loan in Everett and surrounding areas.

When I was getting my doctorate around 1990, I bought my first condo.

City in MD I live in is home to many young professionals, nurses, doctors, specialists, entrepreneurs, etc.

See a doctor!

My typical first time commercial retail buyer is a doctor, or someone who sold a business, high level executive, or moving out of a more intensive asset to own and manage.

I’m dying to know Thomas, what is it that makes you believe these 4 folks with Doctorate degrees or PhD’s in Vet Med who are multi published and referenced dozens of times throughout various academic journals (those are those ones held to scientific standards a fair amount more strict than hearsay online) are completely incorrect...Have a read through this on Jstor sometime:Journal of Veterinary Behavior: Clinical Applications and ResearchVolume 3, Issue 3, May–June 2008, Pages 134-140