That the doctor has prescribed a pet as part of a tenant's care. 3.

The homeowners are all professionals (mostly doctors) and we all watch out for each other.

I'd suggest you take a pass...Would you let a doctor operate on you if he's "read about" modern medicine, but not seen a patient in 20+ years?

This means that a VA doesn't have a resume just like a realtor doesn't give clients a resume, a plumber doesn't give customers a resume nor does a doctor.

I managed to reach one of two personal references given and the referee, a medical doctor, had known one of them for twenty years and described them as very mature and responsible.So here is what I am minded to do: approve but ask for each of them to provide a parental guarantor so I have two parents on the line.

Knowledge is power, and I expected my heart valve to be replaced by a Doctor trained to do that type of surgery, and I wanted one that went to formal school (paid for), and didn't rely on videos, tapes of books to learn.I also expected to get my best, and most important knowledge from mentors I paid. 

Now his butt is on fire LOL.Even more red flags.Let me guess, he wants to be paid in cash or if by check the check is made out to his name not a business, so he has no business entity, no insurance, no workers comp waiver for himself and certainly none for anyone if he brings a helper on your property.Hope none of this ever comes back to bite you, like he falls off his ladder painting your house, breaks his back, becomes permanently disabled, somebody gets in his ear about how he can get his doctors fees and and a fat cash settlement paid since you're responsible for it, and that's just the beginning of the issues that could come up.

Hello Keith,What you are doing is quite common among W2 passive investor such as doctors, lawyers, dentist, etc.

We have doctors that come to this town to do the Residency and look seek areas that have a country feel though in the city and are easily accessible to the hospital.  

Not only that the tenant can sue you for any mold repeated health problems. eg. if she gets a doctor on her side to prove that the mold is causing her child to develop asthma, you're in for a LOT of money (in the worst case).