If a doctor writes a note saying it is part of a patients treatment or an actual prescription then I would NEVER reject the animal.If you want a more spelled out answer where HUD states this is a required reasonable accommodation... here is a link.https://www.animallaw.info/sites/default/files/FHE...

Doctor said I've got the blood pressure of a 12 year old, so it definitely helps the old ticker if you put it in place!

I do know one of the Brokers personally, bought a condo through her and she was a patient of another doctor in my office.  

Conversely one of my clients that is a doctor making 1 million a year doing surgeries doesn't need the money.

Their reasoning was Doctors and Lawyers don't put their pic on their business cards, so why should they...I wasn't sure if this was starting to be a trend.

I'd love for my Doctor to come over my house when I am sick but it don't work that way. 

Saying "Doctor XYZ invested" as a way to lend credibility.

She says that the doctor suggest that she get a trained service dog. 

Registering a pet and a doctor's note may not be the same. 

Though I am training to become a doctor, I have a plan to use real estate as an investment vehicle that will free me from any bond I feel to work as a doctor because i need to do it to pay for my life and the associated expenses.