I currently work at Auburn University, and previously have been an Army Captain in the Medical Service Corps, as well as a stay at home mom for a few years.  

I joined BP as a free member about 21 months ago when trying to find something that is flexible since I am medically recovering from a couple issues and have not been working now for alittle over 6 years which I never would have guessed that.   

@Ryan Kinsella, the only way your friend can avoid capital gains on this sale is if he qualifies for one of a very few exceptions to the residency requirement such as a job transfer or medically related reason.  

Now, the condo is being rented by a doctor. 

When you say you are highly educated, does that mean you have several doctorates??

So basically if you are a cash flow investor you will be competing with people that are just looking to park their money long term (classic doctors lawyers etc behavior:)) and with so called "investors" that have been sitting on the side line so long to wait for all the world to agree that real estate is a good investment and want to jump on the band wagon at any cost now that the parade has been rolling through town for years:).

I mean, I've started looking at properties and don't want to make a mistake before I even make an offer :) I'm actually a doctor in a helping profession, so the last thing I want to do is be "predatory."

Most of the college education, in my opinion, is useless, but if there is one area where I value higher education its in medical field.

My name is Chantel, and for years I have tried to convince myself that working the medical field was what was best for me.

Antimicrobial really means nothing for you that's something for medical installs and basically can be duplicated with a good cleaner.