I am a newly graduated Physical Therapist currently located in Phoenix, Arizona.

I'm Val, I'm a full-time therapist, part-time photographer and everyday creative looking to translate my skill set into house flipping and landlording.

I have done this type of work majority of my career in both short-term and long-term supportive living environments and have often joked about how I am the "therapist landlord".

Hello all, I am a home health physical therapist, and I am on my way to earning a degree in healthcare administration.

Those PM's have to offer HIGH TOUCH services to keep the tenants paying and happy being almost their therapist dealing with their life issues.

I’m a respiratory therapist.

Licensed therapist here, I write ESA and PSA letters for clients when it's appropriate.

Read the HUD guidelines Greg posted, must have seen them for more than one session meaning they aren't going to risk their license to help them and you can call the therapist to verify if you needed to.

But, maybe, I mean, I'm no therapist, but maybe this isn't the place. 

I think @Jeff S. nailed it.If you were determined to buy this I'd give some thought to a small office cluster for therapists/ practioners like counselors, massage therapists etc.