Luckily enough, the Medical Examiner was able to determine it was a turkey bone that most likely came from a county fair.Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

They own a profitable medical division.

I have done many asset protection planning plans, and have done wrongful death lawsuits, personal injury, medical malpractice, even slip and fall. 

However, you cannot request to see the medical records of the individual or ask the individual to define the emotional support issue.These rules also apply when conducting an open house!

Thanks @Brian McmenaminDo you try to look for a property near any certain institutions (like university or hospital/medical school for example) that would make it more “high demand”?

However, never accept the “free” title insurance (it’s not really free as their title co adds a bunch of junk fees to make up for it), pay for your own title insurance as the bank title policy is usually limited to “recorded liens” which may miss code violation fines, utitlities, etc and these are exempted from their policies.The auction terms should tell you if title insurance is offered.

Hi Tim, It's on Michigan near the medical center. 

I am a 31 year old medical device sales rep who is about to get married and start a family in the next few years.

If that's enough to earn you the title of a "sophisticated investor" (and it probably is, but since that term isn't specifically defined I suppose it could be argued either way) you can qualify to invest in many syndications.Syndications are most often created under one of two exemptions to the registration requirements as a public securities offering. 

I understand if you live in the property 2 out of the 5 years, 250k would be tax exempted and we would get taxed accordingly based on income.