Many people I know who have accumulated significant real estate portfolios got there with a high-income W2 job in something unrelated to real estate: engineering, law, medicine.

We spend money putting in gfci outlets, ceiling fans, towel bars, medicine cabinets, robe hooks, LED bulbs and other little amenities that make a house more livable. 

A little about me: I graduated from the Ohio State University in 2017 with a B.A in psychology and I also completed pre-medicine along with take the MCAT. 

We utilize a form that has a room by room checklist with all primary elements (walls, floor, ceiling, windows and screens, light fixtures, tub, toilet, towel bars medicine cabinet/mirror, ac WITH remote, etc); a "move in" column and a "move out" column with room for basic notations for each element, which simplifies the documentation and decision making; and Tenants sign at move in walk through inspection, and, if present, also at move out inspection.Check local LL/Tenant laws, but unless you have provided a "standard" list of potential move out charges as part of your initial Rental Agreement, most Courts will require a third party invoice or estimate for deductions from SD.

Take smaller meals to ensure fast absorption of the medicine.

UNMC and its hospital partner, Nebraska Medicine, say that they have a combined annual economic impact of $5.9 billion statewide.

I don't know Idaho rental law, but I do work in Medicine and anybody getting Covid is probably either going to die or get over it within a couple of weeks at most.

@Michael Morrongiello"Someone told me" is the best way to learn about taxes, law, medicine and so on  ;)Both the seller's and the buyer's tax plans may be off.

Here are my takeaways directly from their presentation:-US best cities for millennials-Most diverse city in the US-Best seaport in North America-#2 top metro for job growth-#1 best hospital for cancer-22 fortune 500 companies, 2nd to NY-3.1% unemployment-6 out of every 10 jobs in Texas will be added in Houston through the year 2040-Growing 4x’s faster than the US population-2nd fastest growing economy in America-The Texas Medical Center is the largest medical center in the world-21 hospitals-8 academic and research institution-21,000 physicians, scientists, and researchers-110,000 employees-170,000 operations annually-Upcoming $1.5B expansion that broke ground in 2019 and is expected to be completed in 20222-New campus is expected to have a $5.2B impact on Houston and create projected 30K new jobs-University of Houston-$1B planned expansion over the next 3 years-Located extremely close to the medical center and downtown-New $100M college of medicine scheduled to break ground in Spring 2020Basically, Houston is not all about oil and gas!!!

Of course that does not apply to law/medicine/engineering and a few select others....