Just by suggesting that Covid was being overhyped and the "shot" was untested, I lost a few "friends" (one is a very noted physician) that “only people who are just like you matter and are worth knowing."

NAR undoubtedly sees the writing on the wall and are trying to hold on by spreading all of this FUD about wholesalers being the worst people on the planet.For the same reasons that physicians are licensed. 

I’m and emergency medicine physician based in Northern California.

Hi,I am a physician employed at a university hospital with W2 income.

You’d have a built in pool of potential roomies, an income, AND there are special loans for newbie physicians in residency wanting to buy.

Actually I am a full time physician but very keen on REI.

Just a note, traveling physicians are in a somewhat different category than travel nurses.

I have had many clients receive denial letters and one of the worst scenarios was a married couple who were both physicians putting down 30% (only 20% down pmt was required by board) and they had plenty of $ in reserves.- Alteration agreements: Some co-ops have strict rules around who can work on the rehab (i.e. licensed, bonded and insured GCs) and what type of work can be done on the unit.Pros to co-ops:- Some desirable buildings rarely have units hit the market: there is a lot of pent up demand for these!

You'd probably get a lot of students touring the college (they have undergrad, med, business and law that are prestigious), residents interviewing at the hospitals, and physicians coming for conferences.

I'ma also a physician/syndicator.