Maybe a co-working space or professional like a builder/remodeler, real estate brokerage, mortgage broker, therapist, chiropractor, massage therapy, dentist, doctor etc.

@Matt Cupp yes, all of then must pass the criteria individually and make sure you put them all on a single lease unless you want to be a babysitter/therapist/broke

And it certainly did.The property was formerly a ski/snowboard shop and was converted into a coffee shop/community association office/therapist office/travel agent office. 

My wife runs her own marriage/family therapist business which I know nothing about, and she has very limited knowledge of real estate.

I’m a physical therapist with an 80k student loan and a 780 credit score.

It usually comes from a psychiatrist, Psychologist, therapist or medical doctor.  

Now fully recovered and asking me if she could adopt a dog as a "emotional support animal" per her therapist's and psychiatrist's suggestion.She is a therapist herself and saying that working as a mental health therapist during Covid has been difficult for her and having a dog "would greatly benefit her".She is a good tenant, always pays on time and i feel sorry for her that she had Covid but i also would prefer if she didn't get a dog in the apartment.

I'm a young physical therapist in central Texas, have been educating myself in RE investing, and would like to take action soon.

My name is Antonio, I am 22 years old, currently in the military and plan on getting out here soon to pursue my dream of becoming a physical therapist, while also investing in real estate.

This person will never be happy in life and I'm not their therapist -there's nothing I can do to help them."