A public entity cannot require any proof of a person’s disability, or identification or certification of the service animal’s status.A housing provider may ask for a health care professional’s statement that an individual is a person with a disability and will be assisted by a service animal.

@Ronnie Neal A2REIC. in Ann Arbor.  

I am also a real estate investor (part time) and full time healthcare worker.

I couldn't find anything for the country to back up my claims that we spend more on Illegal Aliens, their health care, housing, etc Than we save in paying them less than AMERICAN CITIZENS.I couldn't find national numbers ,but the LA Times had some interesting numbers for California.

Welcome to BP @Winston Parks The partner you are working with-is it a healthcare provider like HCA or Life Point?

@Chris Levarek I am for single payer healthcare, but I am not for rent control.

Hi everyone, I would greatly appreciate it to hear about how property managers handle healthcare/dental and tax work for themselves?

@Jose De La Macorra sounds overly complicated and there are probably many ways this could go wrong: everything people have mentioned above like healthcare costs causing problems, unknown heirs or past business partners coming out of the woodworks with title claims... plus if he dies next week in a freak accident that doesn’t look great for you either if you benefitted financially from his early death.

Add a small arbor, attached to the house, on the big blank wall to cut the height of the windowless wall, similar to what you might do over a garage.

We are both 28 years old, both currently work in Healthcare (she as a RN and myself as an Administrator), have a three year old daughter and currently live in Phoenix metro area.