Is your internship in the same field as what your job will be when you get out of school?

Here’s one from the Journal of American Veterinarian Medical Assc (that’s an academic journal, found in university libraries as well as online through PubMed or other databases) that says irresponsible owners were the primary cause of dog bites over a decade long period:https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/24299544Put on a helmet if you’re prone to falling.

I’m taking a trip out of state this week to look at properties and set up my team (agent, PM, contractors, etc...)I’m packing and working through how I’m going to keep notes straight, how I can utilize the same tools I have on my computer when I’m analyzing deals at home online but I want to attempt to get the same results on my phone or iPad without having to lug my laptop to every meeting and property etc...So what apps do you use and how to you keep track of notes while you’re “out in the field”?

And many of these firms are hiring talent of all ages certainly, but in the area of robotics, sciences and other technology fields, a lot of  young urban professionals are coming from CMU and need places to live close to these businesses. 

I think it would be valuable to work in the real estate field before getting into investing more on my own.

If it has been on for awhile I can see an agent doing price drops and just changing the price and not the description field.

But sometimes people switch jobs yet remain in the same industry.For example, if you were a staff accountant in the software industry and changed jobs to be a staff accountant in the medical field, that would considered an acceptable move by a lender.Other times schooling or training can have an effect.Imagine you spent the last four years completing a degree, and worked a couple of temporary jobs during the summer.

I still review the credit because I am concerned with non-medical and non-student loan related collections, as well as, liens or judgments... anything that suggests a willingness to take things all the way to court.Also small collections might show a lack of concern to handle even small bills property, which S8 tenants often pay a very small portion of their rent.

I've also thought about getting another home in the area that is directed at the medical crowd, but it would need to be nicer quality.

I am looking to rent a medical office space in Union County, New Jersey. 1st floor = 1400 SQ $21 per SQ Electric $1.50 per SQ = $2166 per year = 180.5 per month for electric.