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).

My concern is that it's harder to gauge, since you're relying on the applicant to provide tax records, etc,, which could be doctored.

Time to give me some facts of how, not blue sky.....We have a guy here who is running for the Senate, he wants to do away with the minimum wage, Dept. of Ed and EPA, Section 8, turn medicare and medicad over to insurance companies, limit law suits to corporations, injury and medical malpractice and allow 18yr olds to carry guns and put a doctor in jail for doing any abortion under any circumstance.

Are the bank statements/tax returns reliable at all, or can these always be doctored?

Well over a hundred kids and only one issue, a burn in a carpet that Doctor Daddy sent me a check for!

Obviously, if one is acting in the capacity of a license (s)he would be held to a higher standard, this would be true for any state license, be it a doctor, professional engineer, lawyer, contractor, etc.Also, understand, a licensee is not an agent until the agency relationship is created under the legal definition of agency.

And it's all about filling out forms, just like you would fill out a form at the doctors office or an application.

I wanted to see if anybody had ever developed a relationship with or had a contract with a hospital to provide short-term housing for doctors or other staff.

Can anyone point me to a solid form to use for verification, a letter which I can ask them to take to their doctor to fill.