ESAs, comfort, therapy and service animals are not pets. 

@Tenneille Patterson had two of those this week, yours seems rather decent actually, wait until you get one with jars of urine and other interesting things I will not speak of to save on therapy bills.... 

I’ve been doing Uber eats since then while doing physical therapy and I’m making more money doing that than I did at my job.

Then a disability group took over two more spaces doing daycare work-therapy for handicapped adults, they also collect & sort bottles/cans, wrap napkins with cutlery etc for hotels/restaurants & are very busy.

Meditate, tai chi, yoga, it all does wonders over time but even in the short term, it will bring your body to a natural state of calm and balance. 

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

These were physical therapy interns for medical facilities or people moving into the area permanently. 

from what I've read so far, I know that following big companies head quarters, town renovations (parks, town life), and even yoga studios are markers of an up ad coming neighborhood. are there ways to find out what companies are coming into a town before the market rises?

Fast forward, following a m/v accident with physical therapy and temporarily moving out to stay at nearby ground floor level house with family I thought I was ok and returned home.

Brother is in a doctorate program for physical therapy, Uncle is part owner of an architecture/CaD business, Cousin has high paying career at Tyson Food, my wife and I earn quite a bit between our civilian careers and air national guard pay, and my friend/co-worker/current business partner has a great salary being in the military.