I saw them quite thoroughly and loudly, as my biased memory fondly recalls in these bleak later years...On a related matter, this one time, I had the cops toss a doctor out of one of my properties.

@James Green I believe I heard that you can require a Doctors note saying that she needs a service animal.

People who lend money professionally.I think of Private lenders as parents, family, friends, buddies, associates and interested doctors, dentists, and businessmen who want to invest some money but don't necessarily do so on a regular basis.

The tenant must provide a letter/certificate from a doctor and you then must accept the animal as an ESA.

My wife is a doctor, and I heard about the doctor's mortgage loan low down payment with no PMI, can this mortgage loan be used for investment properties?

Myself and local friends are doctors and engineers that all work full time as well.So, I'm not really sure how to start off this introduction other than this.

You would need proof (pics) of renovations, of marketing to "reduced allergen living", and possibly letters from any tenants & their doctors stating that said tenants indeed impacted by allergies and that is one of the big reasons they chose to live their.

Analysis paralysis is a real thing with medical doctors and everything (jk).

Anyway, I started looking for alternatives and I found a retired doctor and her family who were living about an hour away from us in Virginia, and for $3000/mo they provide her with a lot more care, love and affection than the nursing home would have.

Doctor and novice real estate investor looking to meet like-minded people for group buy & flips to raise capital for personal buy & holds.