Doctors have to make a living just like everyone else, and financial independence and wealth generation need not be sacrificed because their work involves caring for others.

Daniel,Rather than picking one company that will do all of it perhaps a better strategy would be to find an independent agent that has multiple companies.  

Which I will hold out for until I do.I'm more of the hang back and work independently on my own, type of person.

Although I don't necessarily want to retire right away, I want to reach financial independence, hence the high savings rate, my portfolio is already at around 250k and I should be able to hit my target number within about 7 years.

-Brad Reading between the lines here, I have a question.Are you aware that people doing GSE gov't subsidized loans verify employment independently a few days before the loan funds?

Try Birddogging this will help you get experience possibly make some money then you can go independent.

the phone is your friend in this instance.. and it can be hard in certain parts of the country like east coast.. where there are all these independent closing attorney 2 and 3 man shops.. unlike say west coast were we have national title companies with 30 employees in one office.. ounce of presentation will save you a lifetime of pain.. its worth it..

Each state has their own lien rules so make sure you know the process well3) is your competition in the area small independent operators or REITS?  

Hey Carlos, I currently work for a home inspection company and am not an independent home inspector.

If you're after higher cashflow than in an A or B neighborhood but yet still in a stable rental area then I would look at Grandview, Independence, Raytown, North of the River and the North East KC (above St John street)..maybe some areas around the new Cerner center might be OK too).