But, I'm betting on the growing medical economy.

Handyman is a skilled labor position, so whether they are hauling trash or installing a light fixture, you have a skilled laborer doing it.

They should have more skills and interest in repairs/landscaping and seperating minor issues from big ones, which we find lacking a lot.

My unique customer service skills and problem solving abilities make me stand out from others and increase resident retention.

Also the growth in Blacksburg is tremendous too due to Virginia Tech and how VT is linking itself in step with Roanoke with the Medical School here now ....Iam looking to invest myself I only have 10k to start but want to get in ASAP.

I got a short typed paragraph from a medical professional stating "It is my clinical judgement that this individual would benefit from the allowance of a pet companion at the residence."  

Other than that, you'll need to put your interview skills to work and trust your gut.

If they say "maybe/yes" I give them estimates/offers. 100% of the time, they said absolutely no, but I was gaining valuable experience with phone skills.

As we age, notes provide a great income, they can also end up being sold off due to medical issues or from an estate.

I am a medical student and I was speaking to my colleagues about my future career plans.