Breakdown of my investor clients by their professions (this is roughly from memory)1) Doctors / medical profession2) Sales (technology and payment processing two big ones)3) Software engineers4) General engineers (have quite a few clients in this space....mechanical, electrical, even one optical specialist)5) Everything else - I love talking to people and learning the interesting ways they make money. 

I hate that this site calls me a "specialist" since it used to have Escrow Officer but that title is gone now for some reason. 

As a trained and licensed financial specialist, we always recommend 3-6 months of income replacement.

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

If your AGI is $1M or above you’ve likely got the ability to seek a tax avoidance specialist to retain your wealth.

That’s why I pay a specialist who does this every single day to close deals.

But even if not, ask Lexi to at least connect you with a specialist.

Judging the appearance of the typical Salespersons that I have seen in my time working for the top 10 Financial firms as an IT Specialist, I just don't fit in physically.

Hope to be in touch with your mortgage specialist soon.

I've spoke with moisture control specialists and contractors who all seem to state that keeping the vents shut is the best current practice for this area.Best bang for the buck is the vapor barrier, then keeping it sealed up at least during the humid months (I'd keep the vents sealed year round).