How will you do this and continue to practice medicine?

The OP said that they didn't know what they wanted to do, so it's unlikely they would be getting an education in a field where college can be tremendously beneficial (law, medicine, engineering), etc.

Let me start out by saying I am not an electrician, and this is just my opinion.A couple weeks back I(and by I, I mean my wife) decided that our circa mid 80's medicine cabinet and vanity light were in need of replacement.

Medicine and medical equipment are not subject to the lien under this subdivision, and the landlord shall promptly return them to the tenant upon request.2.

I basically just told my realtor that we’re gonna start giving them a taste of their own medicine.

If you leave any small detail up to them, they'll put light switches in the middle of rooms, medicine cabinets not centered, doors opening the wrong way,,,, they are all about the easiest, not what's right.  

It's very possible that her family came, saw all the trash, and only took a couple items like maybe medicine.

Even for the SHTF scenario that @Ian Ippolito eludes to, I think that booze and bullets would be a better hedge than Gold - and at least the prior has interim, medicinal utility while we're waiting...I hear the hype, I know folks that invest in Gold - I even own some, but perhaps I'm TOO practical - I just don't get Gold.Once you have it, how do you get rid of it?

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The tenant claimed allergy problems, but frankly it's like saying I should pay for all tenants' allergy medicine if there is a bunch of flowers next door to the building.