Originally posted by Brian Hoyt:Originally posted by Jon Holdman: They target groups of doctors to invest in the seperate ventures.

About 63% of people here have a 4 year degree and 25% have a Masters or Doctorate degree and there wasn't nearly as much supply because we have limited room to expand and it's a higher income economy where people can carry their mortgage if they lose their job.As the recovery started to kick off, a few years in, as housing prices increased here, I predicted condo's would suddenly start to go up much faster in price because they are a substitute good.

Assuming you have old plumbing, electrical needs to be doctored up in some way shape or form and you have probably have concrete floated walls which create a lot of labor.

This home is located less than five miles from schools and hospitals making it an ideal rental for teachers/doctors and also falls within the best school district in Canyon County.

Almost all of my private lenders have nothing to do with real estate (lawyer, bank teller, in laws, doctor, owner of a car dealership, retiree, engineer etc). 

I am a doctor and presently work 3.5 days a week. 

I don't take dermatology advice from a mechanic or pluming advice from a doctor.

Just like you have to complete undergrad before entering master and doctoral programs.

It does not restrict breed or size.Another misconception: the animal does not need to be prescribed by a doctor.

Anyone who wants to move in will just get a letter from a doctor stating that their animal is an Emotional Support Animal and there is nothing you can do about it.Increase the rent, increase the security deposit, and advertise pets are OK.