I'm finishing up my first year of internal medicine residency, and am trying to understand and connect with others interested in investing/building wealth.

I am married with 5 children and I work as a firefighter and a director of wellness for a functional medicine clinic.

These are well-established legal tools, actively used by high-net-worth individuals, physicians, business owners, and real estate investors with substantial portfolios and litigation exposure.This is advanced asset protection—not for someone with a single rental property, but for professionals who own multiple properties, have an exposed net worth of $2 million or more, and work in high-risk professions like medicine, law, or entrepreneurship.A few important clarifications:1.Yes, U.S. real estate is jurisdictionally exposed—judges can reach it.

I have a few clients that are in medicine and they are quite astute. 

In addition, I have had a successful career in medicine as a Registered Nurse and now in healthcare leadership.

Our 'Mastery of Medicine' course will have you yanking bad stuff out of your patients in record time!

One time, the junkies living in the place had been getting rid of their used needles by tossing them behind the medicine cabinet in the bathroom...for years....that was fun opening up that wall, Lol.....

Words to live by:Proverbs 15:15For the despondent, every day brings trouble; For the happy heart, life is a continual feast.Proverbs 17:22 A cheerful heart is good medicine, but a broken spirit saps a person’s strength.I’mIn child of the King!

A bit about my situation and motivation for getting into real estate investing...I have a full-time, high paying W2 job as a specialist physician that I generally enjoy but would like to  be able to supplement my income over the next 8-10 years if/when payments decline in medicine.

Springfield has 2 big hospitals and a School of Medicine and lots of political travelers so mid terms can do well.