He is not it's sole practitioner by any stretch of the intimation . 

My guess is that he lived in the house until he went into the nursing home and hopes he's going to move back into it some day.

Nurses love their doggies.

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He is now in a nursing home and not quit in his right mind.

Lots of traveling nurses in the area.

However, nursing is no longer a career I want to pursue in.

Currently putting her through her Nurse Practitioner master's degree (this means a good deal of our income is paying for her school currently), after which am seeking to continue investing in passive real estate with the idea of building a large portfolio of residential and perhaps eventually commercial real estate as time goes on.I'm looking forward to networking with you all and learning as much as I can, and hopefully giving back to others in my own way as well.  

I was originally thinking for traveling nurses and such since I live near the hospital, but good to take a better look and see what's already in the market. 

Since its so small she knows all the practitioners and got a script the other day w/o needing a visit.