I was at a fair housing meeting the other day and an attorney explained that landlords can ask for a letter from the tenant's doctor that supports the use of the animal.

Unfortunately, I am still recovering from some medical issues and do not work because I am still bedridden and do not walk or work. 

I am looking for an established investor in the DC metro area who would be willing to let me "shadow," a word used in the medical world that basically means learning by tagging along with an actual physician.  

Take into account RE taxes, Mortgage interest, charitable donations, large medical expenses, ect...compare it against 2017's total.If you took a look against the rental but used the proceeds for personal use- IE to pay off your personal residence the interest would not be deductible as a business expense. 

That’s not comfortable but unless you’re elderly or have some sort of underlying medical condition it also probably won’t kill you.The repair happened, I the landlord pay for it and everything continues as normal.

She had no will and claimed she "signed her house over to Medi-Cal in order to receive benefits.

Typically I look for a businessman who has good income monthly but shows little income on their tax return because of tax write offs or someone who has great income but has bad credit that is "excusable". ie: Medical problems, previous job loss, auto accident, that kind of thing.

There is not enough history or medical science behind e-cigarettes to state they are 100% safe.

What I’m looking for is the total history of the properties such as any tax liens, back taxes owed or a history of such and medical judgments or other judgments, lawsuits pending etc that may be on the property and have to be dealt with before closing.  

Looking at a two building deal in a rural college town in Tennessee. It is close to the hospital and University.

Five-year lease home two of the three available spaces. Tenants required to handle all inside maintenan...