I am a full time ER nurse.

Some nurses and doctors play by the book and follow the rules.

Just like most teachers are women and so are most nurses.

I'm a registered nurse by trade, wife, and mom of two. 

They use it as both an Airbnb and a "traveling nurse" short term rental.

The opposite side of that is the sole practitioner (probably attorney) who charges outrageously expensive fees because they only do a handful a year and the wheel is reinvented with each exchange costing the client.But all this being said, even with a larger firm, your exchange experience will only be as good as the representative assigned to you and their accessibility. 

My friends are generally a low- or middle-income crowd: many of them are artists (for instance, they're professors and practitioners of art), or they work for non-profits, or they're school teachers, etc.

I am a veterinary nurse that lives in the Tampa, FL area.

My friend's brother talked about suicide in the 9th grade (knowing him, I'm 99% sure that was just for attention), but his parents committed him to that center and when he got out, he was asking his mom to ask my mom (a nurse) if she had any spare syringes because he just thought they were cool all of a sudden.

Consulting a commercial real estate practitioner as well as a CPA will allow you properly evaluate your adjusted basis in the property so as to know whether you will have a positive gain on sale or the proceeds will be in the negative.