As the titles would suggest, they are just what the doctor ordered here!

Identify annual expenses like doctor appointments, insurance, taxes, Christmas gift shopping, etc.

That tends to be higher net worth/higher income investors like doctors.

Just listened to the one about planning for death a couple weeks ago and then yesterday my father calls me to get my opinion on a question he had.My parents are getting close 70 years in age and own 1 house under my mothers name, my father is a doctor so just in case he gets sued is not on the title.

I spent about 6 month on a feeding tube and vividly remember the Doctors telling my wife the odds were not good. 

It is located near a hospital to attract patients, medical students and traveling nurses and doctors.

I rent to doctoral students, mature, pays on time, generally no trashing my granite counter tops and nicer reno stuff, sometimes can be a little high maintenance hand holding types. 

We are the investment property provider and property manager of choice for many doctors, cpa’s, ceo’s, coo’s, cfo’s, engineer’s, architects and many other hard working professional people.

I think the issue here is you are wanting to show more personal income to have a lender count it to give you a home loan so you can take advantage of today's low prices and interest rates.What you don't want is to pay all the taxes on it.Stated income loans used to work for this.The lender could see you cash flowed with your business like a monster you just wrote everything down in the business to show very little personal income at the end of the year.What happened is some people used stated income loans that had no business doing so and now the lenders have pulled back the reigns way too far in the other direction.I know doctors and some attorneys etc. with this problem.

Where you see a lot of doctors owning their own private practices.