I have Veterinary Medicine Degree with just 23 years.

At the same time APRN’s are increasingly the general medicine option Americans are seeing.

Now, I'm off to make lots & lots of more money doing Subject To's helping people who would otherwise have to bring money into closing, or can't wait the number of months listing in the MLS or who don't like people traipsing through their houses at odd times, or in their bathrooms pawing through their medicines, or can't afford to fix up the place to sell it, or who otherwise need to sell but don't want to list in the MLS .

And my dad (who is a doctor) told me that medicine is 90% diagnosis and 10% treatment.

I love Gardening (Organic), I grow medicinal herbs and make teas, Beekeeping (we just started back after my husband lost his hives several years ago); Nature Photography, Antiquing and Flea Markets (Pre-Covid we were planning to drive around the country going to different flea markets and antique fairs in our vintage Airstream; but those plans are on hold), Tai-Chi (Love it!)

There is no ceiling to what you can make in real estate with a fraction of the hassles of practicing medicine.

I’d absolutely LOOOOVE to be able to leave medicine (and all the garbage that comes along with it) and do RE full time.

That will help you weed out problems in veterinary medicine and with animal owning tenants!

You can see that our immigrates from these countries have it mostly correct, they send their kids for practical degrees in medicine, engineering, and accounting. 

With passage of socialized medicine they'll make a huge stride toward that goal.