He spent a great deal time lecturing about the personal responsibility to help others.Far more people have been fed and far more lives saved by Capitalism and its practitioners than all of the Welfare programs ever created by any government throughout history combined.Look at what has happened just in the last 5 years.

I have been in real estate for 10 years with a specialized focus in Dental Practice Start Ups and Asset Management.  

@Andrew Johnson - I think that ML would be able to meet or beat blind appraisals (depending on the ML practitioner's ability).

It needn't be a licensed medical practitioner and they're not required to have any medical training that qualifies them to identify the emotional "disability" that the individual suffers from.

It was only after taking  control of my own properties and actually becoming a practitioner of investment real estate that I was able to significantly reduce the costs that property managers were unloading on me.

This is a notoriously a people and relationship business, and given the age of most practitioners, it errs on the less tech-savvy side.

My experience as a nurse practitioner tells me that this could be a very successful business.

Can't have your teeth rotting away when there's no dental care to be had....

The problem is that dental school costs north of $300k now. 

Where practitioners start splitting hair is that they combine the PI component into one fee and add a "service charge" or fee.