Karen,I'm splitting an 1800 sq ft building with a physician.

I could not do that with a full time job as a resident and now a practicing physician. 

In both cases, the primary complication post-diagnosis has been the person feeling “normal” again at some point and taking their self off medication without physician oversight and/or an objective 3rd party helping to evaluate the result.

I'm a physician (with stable W2 income higher than yours) and my spouse was Senior enlisted military when we went to buy our house (with a lower monthly mortgage than yours) in 2012.  

Retirement as with every other thing we boomers are involved with, drives the market.Our personal physician (& friend) just informed us that she is incorporating with 2 other physicians to 'rent' office space in several new large retirement home complexes that are being built.

The 24-Hour Turn-Around: Discovering the Power to Change by Jim Hartness & Neil Eskelin - I found this book in a drug store and started reading it while waiting for a prescription to be filled.

No one here has ever spoken out in favor of Bush's prescription drug benefit, but it's nothing compared to the cost we will incur under Obama's healthcare plan.

There should be some type of doctors prescription letter the tenant can provide you.  

I would ask for their primary care physician to right a letter that they knew what they were doing. 

Alabama has a 10 and a 20 year statutory period for AP, with 20 being the best test for AP and prescription.