The only lease I've ever renewed was for a great tenant that needed a physical copy of a valid lease in order to qualify for her medical residency after she finished her doctoral degree in medicine.

@Hoi LeePhysicians and other professionals in the medical field can be considered a profession that is highly litigated by patients so you want to make sure to protect your assets.Protection can come in the form of malpractice insurance, home owners insurance and LLC's.Talk to attorneys and insurance agents.Best of luck

This is interesting; Michigan is currently "medical marijuana" but is in transition to "recreational" due to the last election ballot.

These are the three moments that lead me to my niche of military and tertiary markets. 1.

I have an in with the local hospital and another agency that places medical professionals. 

A foreign gift does not include amounts paid for qualified tuition or medical payments made on behalf of the U.S. person.A foreign person includes a nonresident alien individual or foreign corporation, partnership or estate, as well as a domestic trust that is treated as owned by a foreign person.

We done estate planning for our mother-in-law, and she gifted the property to us so she will not be wiped out by future unforeseen medical expenses.

He was working for a licensed and insured company and they took care of his medical expenses.Another time, I had hired a handyman for a small remodeling job.

At the time, I had over 30 years in sales and sales management, mostly in medical sales - and have been a serial entrepreneur.The first reason I made the move was that I was the lack of training and availability of the broker to answer questions and give guidance. 

As some of the other posters pointed out what I'm finding is that many sponsors I have met already have sources of income to cover their living expenses (i.e. many are in the tech or medical fields).