Currently, my profession is in the medical field as I am a medical assistant for a well known Sports Medicine Clinic.

I'm a nurse, and as much as I love medicine, I don't looking forward to retiring at 80, lol. 

I will be staying in the city for 4-5 more years to complete a residency and then I would like to move back to South Florida.I enjoy practicing medicine very much but I have been interested in RE investing ever since I picked up some Robert Kiyosaki books in early high school.

After a couple years of getting settled back in the real estate game, I plan to go full-court press, with a goal to get out of medicine by the time I'm 45 and only working when I want and doing medical missions (I'm 33 now).

I hope he gets a bit of his own medicine. 

(For perspective The Baylor School of Medicine in Houston is ranked #18 nationally and the in-state tuition is only $15,000/year!)

Ultimately my goal is to be financially independent from medicine so that I can practice as much or as little as I want.

If I hadn't, she would have had to beg on the streets of a foreign country for food and medicine for her chronic conditions, or get an illegal job.

I am a veterinarian and absolutely love my career, however I feel strongly that real estate could be an excellent side-gig or even perhaps a great way to move into a second career whenever I'm ready to retire from veterinary medicine. 

At the same time, I feel bad for elderly people that have to pay increased rates for gas and milk and medicine.