I actually have several doctors, attorneys, and even one nationally syndicated radio personality that rents from us... but I don't expect most of these to be long term tenants.The biggest trend that I see today is the Millennial Generation.

The owner is a Doctor and has his medical office down the street and Im actually just going to show up to his office and present to him what I can do for him.

An independent contractor does not relate here as that could be a doctor, or lawyer or someone who you pay but can't dictate how the work is done.

My partner broke his foot and had surgery done a month ago, the doctors tell him he can't put much weight on it for another 3 weeks. 

I've found one here in Tuscaloosa that meets at the eye doctor's office but I'm not sure how active it is.

You are the doctor, you don't prescribe the strategy until you find illness.

I have had doctors and lawyers rip my rentals up so its always a gamble! 

But just like there are good and bad real estate agents, lawyers, investment advisors, doctors, etc., there are good and bad mortgage brokers.

IE rents are 1500 and above you get first last and security so it takes 4500 to get into a house.. and they are making 60k plus a year.. one of my subdivision were I bought 4 homes is right next to the top end development in the state and so I have gotten Doctors and other high end professionals to rent for 12 to 24 months while they build their 2 million dollar dream homes..

Several of the other homes in the area have been turned into things like doctors offices, accounting offices etc.