I'm a Doctor of Physical Therapy who realized that trading my time for money is never going to earn me freedom (and not even come close to paying off my student debt).I've recently opened my own Cryotherapy Clinic and it is my first true business asset.

I've seen a handful of conversations on here in regards to renting to doctors, lawyers, "professional tenants", but haven't seen this topic before: Would you rent to a fellow real estate investor?

It's at walking distance from the University and a brand new hospital that will also serve to educate the new doctors.

I have a few people family included, possibly even my doctor lol that have come to me and brought up the fact that they would like to invest in my business.

You have doctors, a dentist, real estate agents, lawyers and other people who you know.

Search on the web and you can see that there are service animal certificate sites that will provide doctors who will rubber stamp (always approve) that the person benefits from/requires the service animal.  

A medical fact I know from the Army, no one is immune.Check your diet and cut back on drinking if you drink beer or booze.Take a sleep aid as prescribed and tapper off as you get use to sleeping better.You should really mention this to your doctor, there can be other issues you're not aware of.The older you get the less sleep required, I get 5 to 6 hours, I will also take an after lunch nap for just under an hour, but not always.

Michaels and attended kindergarten at the long-gone "Doctor School" on 159th St.

No different than an office visit you pay for at a doctors office, our expertise and education in the trades is a value to most sensible investors.If basic principles are applied during pre-construction, 9 times out of 10 everyone will walk away feeling good and most importantly with profits earned.

Hello,I am a doctor with about 300,000 in medical school debt.