She’s a nurse in the Navy, which brought us here.

I won’t be able to work outside the home as a nurse because the hours just don’t work with caring for my son and my husband’s schedule.Long term we’re looking to have me run our REI business anyway.

I had a nice administrative nursing job at the time, but every time my pager would beep, it was more likely his school or his daycare telling us to come get him.I ended up having to quit my job to stay home with my son as we could not keep him in school or daycare. 

That's why we accountants have the most job security after nurses and drug dealers.

The elderly you hear die are often in nursing homes or alone at home where no one give a crap about them and they cant take care of themselves....yes it happens...but if you are physically capable of taking some action, the risks are very very tinyI would treat it the same way I would treat it for my own family...... not paying big $$ to fix it as an emergency...... fans, portable AC units, going to the mall or the movies or somewhere cooler for the day....suck it up....life will go on while I get it taken care of as promptly as possible...urgent....but not an emergency in 99.9999% of cases.The portable AC units are the best solution...... will do a decent job while you get the solution to the bigger problem figured out.

another out of state person who just probably lost a bundle on their cash cow dream U can make those work if you want to be there monthly to nurse it along and a lot of mom and pop landlords do that it is their job.. they look at their properties every week etc etc.. if you think your going to buy low end rentals and sit back and just collect rent well that wont happen.where that works is in Buying great first position performing notes that's REAL mail box money and passive.

I'm recently married and my wife is a nurse.

I have been a Neonatal ICU nurse for over 5 years and I am looking to challenge myself with a new skill. 

Hi BP members,My name is Mathew I am a travel nurse currently working in Santa Rosa, CA.

And hospitals aren’t exactly turning nurses away.