We have a chiropractor tenant upstairs who has been in the center over 20 years.

Never worked in my family business (dad is a chiropractor so that probably wouldn't go over very well with his customers!)

The building belonged to my chiropractor and I negotiated directly with them for this property and asked them to seller finance.

Go back to the chiropractor :l. 

Fees for services vary for any practitioner, a heart surgeon demands a higher price than a generalist or your chiropractor, it is based on education, costs of acquiring higher degrees of expertise, a successful criminal defense attorney may charge more due to his success of providing greater odds against going to jail.

My wife just started chiropractor school in Kansas City  and now I am looking to expand my portfolio and buy a multi-family in the Kansas City area.

I am a local Chiropractor/Business owner in Raleigh and I am ready to expand my knowledge and income portfolio in real estate.After educating myself and 'following' the markets here in Raleigh for the last 10-12 months, it is time to find a mentor to show me the ropes so I can learn under first which is where I am starting at.

Ask your chiropractor or accountant who they would recommend.   

He has his own business as a chiropractor.

Our end goal is to get into self storage, however, we want to start with some small multi-family properties.On top of considering real estate investing, my husband is going back to school to be a chiropractor and will be done in 5 years while having accumulated roughly $175,000 in school loans.