Calumet Heights includes an area called Pill Hill, due to its history with African American physicians.

You are allowed to ask for proof of prescription.

I'm a physician with good income and excellent credit, and I can easily qualify for a mortgage for the types of properties we'll be looking at.

Can likely contract with hospital for housing traveling/contract physicians and nurses. 

I tried to get the 20% equity but my appraisal came in too low so I went into a physician loan instead.

I've written much about this on my blog, but you don't want to be in violation of federal law.There are 2 agencies that create regulation regarding these animals:The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)The Fair Housing Act (FHA)For emotional support animals, you may request documentation from a physician, psychiatrist, social worker or other mental health professional that the animal provides emotional support that alleviates one or more of the identified symptoms or effects of an existing disability.It does not need to be on a specific form.

I like the One Thing too and I think there are many ways you can practice it as a physician...some people call it working to your license...meaning as much as possible you want to be doing the highest level and therefore also the highest paid work. 

There is a safe harbor (sort of) at 2 years with specific use requirements from the IRS but again the safe harbor is not meant to be prescriptive but only descriptive of one period that would be acceptable.Best advice - say your explanation to the mirror. 

Since I’m a physician, with busy work schedule, I think investing in turnkey will be the best strategy for me.

I would like to get better "Owner Occupied" terms for the mortgage (FHA 3.5% or Physician Home Loan 5% Down) rather than 20%-25% down conventional investment property terms.Can I put the property in my name and make it my permanent address and primary residence and then live with my wife in her rental, while AirBnB out my unit?