While the standard MLS platforms are undoubtedly valuable, I'm curious to explore innovative strategies and platforms beyond the mainstream.

Heidi Rogers I have used carpet tiles in remodels I've done for medical centers, universities, and retirement centers.

It hit a person on the head and they now how massive medical bills due to this.

The margins for wholesalers and flippers has been reduced as of the last few years as it becomes more mainstream and prices of homes, materials and labor go up. 

Its kind of like the Cowboys I see at the airport who fly for 20 years on a student pilot license ( I guess at least they have that) or fly with their medical out of date.. can you do it sure is it legal NOPE  you get caught you lose your license.. 

If it is a lot of medical problems, be flexible.

While I wish these courses were available when I was in college, I think at the higher levels they supplement formal education and can’t replace some of it.Practically speaking for example, medical students must still open cadavers and spend time in a hospital, budding chemists and engineers must spend time in a lab, and even welders and machinists must get hand on experience.

(I'm 21 now about to turn 22 in November) I didn't know what kind of path I wanted to pursue other than what my family has encourage me to do (medical field).I started my real estate journey as a wholesaler here in Houston, TX mainly working for a wholesaling company as acquisitions, dispositions, and title coordinator. 

If I want to learn about medical procedures, I do not talk to a mechanic.  

In Pittsburgh the top current industries are education and medical, its not your steel mill town any more.