Additionally, my boyfriend will be applying to medical schools soon, and I am anxious to start my career in real estate investing to hopefully be able to support both of us and hopefully start a family at some point, something that would never happen if I continue to work as a medic while he's in school.    

And oh, as someone that works in the medical field, the radiologist argument is completely bogus.

Went to school in Boston (Longwood medical area) - but can't say I'm from there!

A little background info: My wife is a high income professional in the medical field and I am an educator.

Hello BP, I am looking to purchase a 1-2 bedroom apartment or condo near the Houston Medical Center.  

I pursued an appointment to the Naval Academy but was disqualified from all service due to a (silly) medical technicality but the military has still had a profound positive impact on my life.  

For instance if one spouse become unable to manage his or her finance or medical proxy, would the other spouse at that time be the best trustee choice?

I’m 21 and have been back and forth between Utah and MD for medical treatment.

I’m a former Medic/ff and former flight medic now teaching medics /ACLS/PALS at community college in Sacramento area.

ThanksHi Mel, time and distance from employment centers and support facilities (shopping, medical, schools) all enter into the development viability of a site.