From WSJopinion: Who knew doctors—just like bartenders and hairdressers—would be late with their rent? Pediatricians were the worse, writes Bert Stratton.
Writer Martin Amis, the son of novelist Kingsley Amis, said it is somewhat disreputable to be in the same business as your father. “Being a hereditary novelist is a freaky thing, and people do find it a bit creepy,” Martin said.
I’m a hereditary landlord and can say the reaction is much the same. I inherited four apartment buildings from my father, and now own six. I own walk-up apartment buildings in an inner-ring Cleveland suburb, and I used to own an office building in an outer suburb. I’m essentially Queens-era Trump, but...
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