You can require a statement from a local physician, mental health practitioner, or social worker that confirms the prospect has a "qualified" disability, per medical standards, and that the animal performs a necessary task or alleviates symptoms of the disability.

Ultimately, the courses were largely taught by real-world practitioners in real estate- actual developers, financiers, construction managers, and architects which makes a HUGE difference versus the more academic approach in many MBA programs.  

My wife in school to become a Nurse Practitioner and has cut her RN job back to one 12-hour shift per week.

Traveling med techs, ultra sound techs, physical therapists, lab technicians, nurse practitioners, floating respiratory therapists, to mention a few, all fit in this category of medical staffers.

Its basically a function of the complexity/risk of the engagement and the general skill level of the practitioner.

You could get different results if you are represented by a general practitioner vs. an eviction lawyer (a specialist in this area of the law).

He spent a great deal time lecturing about the personal responsibility to help others.Far more people have been fed and far more lives saved by Capitalism and its practitioners than all of the Welfare programs ever created by any government throughout history combined.Look at what has happened just in the last 5 years.

@Andrew Johnson - I think that ML would be able to meet or beat blind appraisals (depending on the ML practitioner's ability).

It needn't be a licensed medical practitioner and they're not required to have any medical training that qualifies them to identify the emotional "disability" that the individual suffers from.

It was only after taking  control of my own properties and actually becoming a practitioner of investment real estate that I was able to significantly reduce the costs that property managers were unloading on me.