I would give the same advice if you were looking for a primary care physician, dentist, or life partner.

Cash, checkbooks, credit cards, mail, jewelry, priceless mementos, expensive electronics and prescription drugs all need to be locked away or moved somewhere else during an open house.

For my own family at this time, our primary income is still from my work as an investment funds attorney and my husband's work as a physician.

Hey everyone,I'm an active duty, military physician and have an upcoming move in JUL2022.

I entered July 2020 about to finalize on a personal mortgage for another 550.Inbetween I used physician loans to net a condo that cash flows +400 a month over expenses.I also am moving out of a townhome i bought with a physician loan and expect to net +200 or so after expenses.I owe a combined 250 on both those rentals.My wife is a student and owes 350 k in student loans.I still plan on maxing mine and her 38000 k a year to traditional 401 k and paying down her student loans first.

I know I sure do.My main job is a 1099/W2 hybrid as a physician.

But you can deduct from deposit and/or go after them post lease.Like stated previously, I believe you can ask for written proof from a physician stating that they indeed have some sort of disability (nothing specific) that requires them to have the pet they do.  

FHA vs physician loan.

IN Oregon its over the counter and slam dunker.. in WA little harder you need a forester to write a prescription.. and in CA VERY Hard  you need to jump through all sorts of environmental hoops.. pretty much like developing a subdivision.. you have to  HOOT for owls you may have to do Indian relic investigations and on and on and on. 

My wife is a physician with the FDA.