Unfortunately (and especially true for unique properties) appraisals are very subjective in nature. 

Best advice I can give to someone in medical school is rent.

I also own and self-manage a short-term rental out there, so I’m familiar with the unique challenges and opportunities the area presents.

After ten years, building a career as a Flight Medic / RN I've paid off all my medical collections (pending deletion) and credit cards.

Okay, maybe I've got this all wrong.Is AI a search engine that spits out what it finds on a given subject of already existing information that is currently stored on existing platforms across the internet (therefor it's as good as the information it finds, the old "garbage in, garbage out" problem) or does it analyze & synthesize variables to form a composite picture that provides unique insight into the requested subject? 

I’m super new to investing and looking to get my first property in Pittsburgh, especially since I may be starting medical school there next year.

In terms of medical students, is there something they need that you could offer?

Originally posted by @Ann Thompson:Realty Doctors - property purchaseRealty Medics - property management I will not be doing future business with either.

She was in her 70s, widowed, and had been quietly falling behind for about a year after some medical issues.

I work in medical field and so does she.