If you're a physician making a high income you can afford not paying (in totality) your mortgage, car loan and personal loan and plowing head-first into a started investment property.

I'm also a physician and started investing a few years back. 

I am a physician/business owner in Sacramento California. 

I work with physicians and dentists throughout NC and VA, helping them with accounting, tax, practice management, etc.

Once you finish medical school and are a practicing physician, there are special doctors loans that either ignore the student loans or calculate their impact more liberally. 

Ask them for a written statement from a physician stating this person has a disability and needs the dog to mitigate it.

Now when I go into a physicians office for an appointment I can't help but check out the waiting room floor to see if they're using carpet or tiles. 

Despite advertising as a way to qualify a pet as a service animal, those websites are careful to provide disclaimers about the limits of their certificates and even warn individuals registering an animal that “they may still be required to get a verification letter from an attending physician or psychiatrist.”

I'm 41 and wife is 40.We started in real estate in 2011.Now we have 10 units.For those who think only low income 9-5ers should be doing this,Know that I'm a physician and my wife is an RN.We have a decent W2 household income.But physician hours are long and life is worse than a 9-5.We plan to retire by 50 and just travel the world.

AVR $78,320.00 The Town of is being rejuvenated with investors like Marriott Hotels breaking ground less that 10 blocks away, a Bay City physician investing in restoration of downtown buildings and putting in shops along the river front, local thriving College, recreation activities for kayaking, bicycle riding, fishing along Kalmazoo River and a great sense of renewed pride in the local community.