I am currently a physical therapist and I am planning in the future to do travel physical therapy around the United States.

Financials can be "massaged".Ask for last 2 years of tax returns for the property. 

(the reason for the separate company is because his current one is a Physical therapy clinic and we don't want all the eggs in one basket should something happen) I understand that this is a mix of legal and accounting type stuff but I'm looking to get pointed in the right direction!

Also, not sure if it matters but I have a LLC for my physical therapy practice; can I use this LLC within the SCIRA?

Real estate brokerage, dentist, insurance, massage therapist, and commercial cleaning company.

I am currently separating from the US Army and will be attending Physical Therapy School here in the PNW.

My Wife and I are looking to buy a commercial building to move her Physical Therapy business into.We have 2 family members who would pay large portions of the cost of the property.

When I build a CMA I can "massage" the outcome to a desired number based on the comps I choose - kick out the 2 lowest, suddenly your FMV is calculated higher.Because of that I don't suggest for most clients to fully waive appraisal; you could have an numbnut of an appraiser and now you are on the hook for an extra 100k because the guy screwed up.

(TLDR)So here's the Reader's Digest condensed version: My sister and Brother-in-Law were looking to settle in the Hickory, Conover, Newton area because my sister is entering her final semester of speech therapy and has her residency coming up. 

., a kicked in door during a home invasion), therapy, and yes, some funeral expenses for victims families dealing with a sudden loss via homicide.Second aside.