He even said he’s reporting me to his doctor for stressing him out!

@Alexander Goodson- if you have  other  prople interested - consider them  versus  dealing with the dog issue  ....FYI - I know someone in WA state that has a support  dog and  when he moved into a new apartment - the landlord  required  letter from doctor and documatation showing the dog was  legally  registed as a support  animal 

After listening and reading more, I think there is an opportunity to appeal to young doctors.

This could a tough one because this tenant can go get a note from her doctor saying she needs the animal as a "therapy dog.." and it could get dragged out in courts for months.

My husband and I are both doctors and have high six figure income from our practices.

As always, get referrals and do some due diligence when picking a realtor, a contractor, a babysitter, Doctor, attorney etc. 

She didn't seem injured but yadayada had to go to the doctors and did xrays yadayada.

A ton of doctors and high earning professionals use this strategy to reduce their tax burden. 

I thought Baltimore would be good in terms of renting because of Hopkins and its doctors, medical students, nurses and other staff persons.  

I am working on a business acquisition with real estate and the $200,000 down payment is completely borrowed and being payed down with outside capital (the purchaser is a doctor).