Short answer = if your ROI is good and you don't need a $500K heart surgery, be happy.  :-)

A surgeon gets paid about $800 to remove a leg when the gangrene threatens to spread throughout the body or $1500 to rid the body of colon cancer (that is inclusive of all of the care after surgery for the 90 day global period).

So far we haven't had any direct contact with the homeowner (she is undergoing surgery and we don't want to bother her), but have been granted access to the property (w/homeowner's knowledge) through a neighbor.  

I recently had shoulder surgery which put me at home for a couple weeks during recovery.

He had a little surgery, and received a lot of homeopathic treatments, he is now cancer free.

My why's are:To be able to tithe more at churchTo be able to help my nephews pay for post-graduate educationTo have something to invest my time inTo not have to work in my 60s and upTo be able to help my brothers and nephews health concerns as they ageTo be an example of how one can start again financially at 40-50 and succeedTo have leisure time to travel, read, do needleworkTo share as much time with my brothers and my nephews as that and I wantTo donate to the care for the organ fund at churchTo assist women entrepreneurs in the US and abroadTo be able to donate at least one million dollars to the department of surgery at HUHTo donate at least one million dollars to Hoeard UniversityTo donate at least one million dollars to Howard University College of Medicine That's it for now!

This is not reality television, and while it's not brain surgery, it takes a great deal of knowledge, relationships, capital or access to it, and HUSTLE.  

Im facing carpel tunnel surgery with a recovery time of maybe 3-6 months. 

Accountants/CPAs may not necessarily specialize in tax, or even real estate tax for that matter- it is kind of like going to an Ear Nose and Throat doctor for eye surgery.  

That is when we saw that brain annurism and scheduled that surgery to corrective surgery was to prevent a future problem.SFH's vs apartments have pros and cons.