When used for eligible medical expenses, for example, HSA distributions are tax free.

My attorney here in AZ has a form that we send to the tenant that they must have filled out and signed by their Doctor, we accept nothing other than our form because generic forms are sold on the internet everyday.

If the worst were to happen and you needed money for medical reasons do you have an adequate emergency fund. 

And, he is a doctor....amazing guy.The way I figure my profit is that I have my realtor friend search the data base and get a report with all the sales that closed in the past year and it shows sq ft and ask and close info.  

These are mainly for retirees, high income earner doctor's or corp execs to park money, or owners that have sold off businesses.

Unfortunately, I am recovering from a couple medical problems and cannot walk at this time but it has given me a bunch of learning time. 

Talk to your local landlord attorney, they can usually offer a form that needs to be filled out by the tenants doctor, then you can require this form and ignore their form.

Do they say that about Bankers, Grocery Store Owners, Doctors (well maybe doctors..bad example) plumbers, etc?

This is my first post here and I am excited to hear everyone's advice.My husband is graduating from medical school in Ohio.

I have heard of other cases where tenants doctor up documents to avoid eviction.