My job as a physical therapist allows me to pretty much work anywhere in the country, so moving to the best market should not be an issue.

I am a counselor/ therapist by profession specializing in addictions and very new to real estate investing.

If they have multiple residents, including employees and therapists who work with the clients you could have multiple cars on site.

Still, cheaper than a therapist!

But you better have a good therapist.

I think at the end of the day I made a rookie mistake and put myself in a position to be everyone's therapist, a mistake I will quickly remedy.  

Seems to be full all the time with nurses and therapists and legislative aids...oh my...

I now work for a company doing protective services, however not being able to find a position in my field, Master's level therapist, has given me the expressed opportunity to spread my wings into real estate!

B.S. in Business Administration -worked in accounting for many years after graduationM.A. in Counseling- returned to college determined that "people" were more important than making lots of moneyPh.D in Family Therapy- yes became a therapist.

Huge win win for me making cash on quick flip and the Dr for tax and exposure benefit (Sign even if small is great for MD marketing) and daughter has a relatively cheap place to live.This works for Accts, home designers, Therapists, real estate professionals.....just about every profession where I am.Usually the only limitation is % of home that can be used as office space and number of employees.