I am licensed and Real Estate has been my full-time career for the past two years, my partner recently left her nursing job and is helping me scale the business now that we are planting roots here. 

I'm lucky I'm still married and supported by my wife and my mother who pays for my full time nurse. 

My mother has been in a nursing home for over four years.

Our remaining inherited tenants are elderly, and will be in their units until death or a nursing home.Install QuickBooks and start learning it now. 

As a Certified Nursing Assistant in the the Lincoln Heights community here in San Antonio, I help family's vulnerable adults with their day to day living activities in whatever stage of their medical condition, decline and sadly in their passing.A part from the facility, I'm looking to expand my nursing assisting services by assisting non-facility families and their heirs with properties they either don't want, don't have time to manage, perhaps the heirs are not here in the states to manage and add value to the property (force appreciation), (*see Mr.

Francescon, a registered nurse, bought the house on Osiana Avenue for $227,000 in 2008.

My father may end up in a nursing home in the coming months. 

Current tenant has been there 2 years, is now a single mom and has a good job as a nurse, but is constantly late on rent. 

As long as the banks will continue to lend us to build our fourplexes we are forging ahead..we live in a stable area in Texas, we have 2FT employees, I still work FT as a nurse.. 10X rule;)

Our licensing "training" does not spend a single minute on how rental income works in the mortgage math, kind of like if you could become a nurse without knowing how to give CPR or something.