I work full time as a physical therapist but I am itching to get started ASAP. 

Sorry John, but we are landlords, not therapists.

My wife took 500 hours of education to be a massage therapist in Colorado but it only took 50 hours to become a REALTOR.

For example, if I were, say, a small accountant or a small part-time therapist or something, and would only see a couple clients per day and would otherwise be in and out of the office, I might not care if there's a bathroom or not.Any thoughts on this, or any ideas on other ways I could monetize this room?

I am currently employed as a Behavior Therapist and would like to venture into real estate, specifically small multifamily buy and hold investing.

-> example ), and of course going through the emotional motions of "oh shucks sorry someone else had the offer accepted, once again here's who you need to talk to in order to get preapproved so you don't also miss out on the next one" with them in your role as realtor-therapist-marriage-counselor. 1 in 1000 chance they actually buy that house, in which case great.

The therapist told us it would be good to keep him in a stable environment (he has never been in one...

I wasn't kidding, that's what I entered.I hit NEXT, then it tells me I do qualify for ESA letter and asked me to pick a package and price.Medical Licensed Therapist Endorsed Housing LetterMental health Professional Endorsed Travel LetterMedical Licensed Therapist Endorsed Housing and Travel Combo LetteYUP, it's THAT easy.

I spent around 16 years off and on in San Diego as a Navy Corpsman with Marines, Team guys and eventually on ship, 6 years in Washington, DC as a Respiratory Therapist and about 4 months or so in San Antonio, Tx for training - good times!

Hey all,My sister is a massage therapist, she rents a room from another massage therapist, who subleases a room in a larger office that caters to the profession, which gave me the idea to look into this niche.