I have a commercial building that I have a therapy practice out of and before I owned the building I was just one of the renters subletting from the therapist who had the master lease.  

My hospital always has droves of students in professional programs (MD, RN, therapy, pharmacy, etc).  

All you're tenant has to say is that it isn't a pet silly, it's an emotional support/comfort/therapy animal. 

See if you can see any signs of gentrification such as yoga studios, hippie restaurants etc.

Must be some new yoga thing I don't know about.

Right now, I am going to school for Massage Therapy, but being as that is a very physical job, I would only work about 20 hours a week after I get my license, and I am wanting to do real estate sales on the side.

I am speaking from years of experience handling the design and maintenance of three high end hotels in Seattle, Portland, and New York.Cheap carpet wears out three times faster than carpet that's only twice as much.If your flooring is top of the line, a few dollars a month increase will pay it off, and it's easy to get a few more dollars when your property looks spectacular.No matter what you do or say, someone's always going to smoke inside, spill drinks, potty train a dachshund, practice naked yoga, and/or feed their kids too much sugar.

I enjoy yoga and hope to teach this summer, and I also enjoy circus arts, dance, cooking, technology & computers, and exploring!

Yes you are underlying all mw reservations - I may just need to go to therapy now!!!"

Lots of long therapy sessions.