You don't want the tenant going to a doctor saying they are sick from mold.

The management company I work for had a guy come in and sign a lease, mention nothing about a dog, then when he came to get the keys he brought a letter from a doctor and informed us he had a "support dog" for some type of emotional deal he had.

@Ryan Evans...The Clinic is a great idea...Traveling doctors, nurses, or patients would probably be less wear and tear!

I wanted to see if any of you have any experience using what is known as a   "physician/doctor loan". this type of loan is available for medical professionals (dentists, podiatrists, surgeons, etc) that usually lets them borrow about certain LTV limits and not have to pay PMI. the down payment requirements are usually a lot less (sometimes as low as 3-5%). 

A high percentage are doctoral degrees.That is the appreciation driver.

Even if their partner shares in the physical duties, such as drop-off/pick-up, doctors appointments, etc.

That is hardly comparable to the multi-year training and screening process to become a lawyer or doctor.

Dang, the location...perhaps check what furnished rentals go for, corporate rentals/nurses/doctors.

Remember: the applicant/tenant must make a request for reasonable accommodation and gain approval from the Landlord; the animal is not automatically approved just because they have a prescription from a doctor.

You're a doctor.