. :-)I would insist that she provide you a proof letter from a real Doctor stating said disability with the specific orders that tenant should not carry weight above X pounds.

He is young and very fit, so fortunately it looks like he will be okay, but it made me think about what my wife and I may need.When I quit corporate I was first in camp "screw health insurance and pay cash for doctor", but learned quickly there are some real limitations, plus in our screwed-up health care system you pay higher prices when paying cash.

I've managed to save up $10k, but with those pesky doctor bills eating away at it, it's looking more like $8k.

You are required to give their request consideration but only once they submit it with the doctor's note etc.

She continuosly lied about things before we asked her (why she was moving, when scheduling a tour she told us she couldn't make a particular time due to a doctor's appointment [it was during her evictions hearing]. 

You NEVER hire the cheapest attorney, or the cheapest CPA, or the cheapest Doctor, why in the world would you hire the cheapest PM?

I am not answering for Don.. but give you an example of one of my commercial investments.Now its a single purpose and I know those can have some risk however its a Doctors office.My tenant is dermatologist who took over for her mentor that was retiring..

Could I call myself a certified doctor?

My grandfather and I (retired doctor and lawyer) will be running the business together but won't be operators. 

This is hands down one of the best investments I've made in my own education (for contrast: my BS and doctorate cost me $250K, and for RE, apart from books, I recently spent $18K on a syndication coach and $5K on multifamily strategy with Christian & Cody) -- and her course was a fraction of these costs at only $2.5K (Soli: you should up your prices, you are worth it)!