I'm a 2 day/week mental health therapist, a mother of two little ones, and a motivated newby in real estate investment arena.

I'm also in a unique situation where my Significant Other wants to get her PhD and be a therapist.

In most housing complexes, so long as the tenant has a letter or prescription from an appropriate professional, such as a therapist or physician, and meets the definition of a person with a disability, he or she is entitled to a reasonable accommodation that would allow an emotional support animal in the apartment.

They have multiple basketball/volleyball courts, weight room, training facilities, indoor half football field and a sprint track.I like that but want to add a climbing wall, football fields, baseball/softball fields, studios for exercise classes, dojo's, track and field areas, outdoor running/walking track, biking track, health food store, therapists, etc.My thoughts are for me to build, manage, and market the facilities.

Hi Wesley, I am a respiratory therapist and know some doctors pretty well including a decent amount of residents.

I am a massage therapist and I do a little bit of graphic design on the side (not much though)I know real estate has been hot here for quite awhile and I got interested in it almost a decade ago, but life happened and I forgot about it.

I'm particularly interested in corporate housing (especially nurses/therapists since I am one and could possibly use that to network with the companies placing the medical professionals).

I am currently working as a respiratory therapist.

She said you can not refuse someone who claims their pet is a emotional support pet (if they have a letter from therapist?). 

I am a travel physical therapist and I would like to long-distance-invest in the Kansas City, MO area for my first investment property.