Hello BP Community,My name is Carla and I'm a physician living in Palo Alto, CA.

I do believe that you can ask for a letter from a physician that can explain the person has a disability that requires a service dog, but do not ask for specifics on the illness or disability even if it is not evident as that is not allowed.  

I am a resident physician paying high rent in downtown indianapolis and have been looking at the idea of buying a property in the 200-250k range to live in for the next two years while I finish my training and then rent out once I am finished and my salary increases substantially.

What you're looing for is a Physician Home Loan. 

I was certain my conventional days were over (to include buying a primary residence) and having listened to many of the bigger pocket’s podcasts, I hadn't heard of anyone provide prescriptive guidance for past this point. 

I am in Silver Spring MD and currently in practice with another physician and we are leasing an office.

Maybe we should call this phenomenon Agent Delayed Data-entry or ADD for all of the agents in need of adderall prescriptions to get their jobs done?

My name is Kevin and my brother Alex and I work in the healthcare field as a registered nurse and upcoming physician assistant!

Currently, we're resident physicians.

Be careful that you applied for funds if you didn't report this new income.Hard money won't lend on primary residence.Here are my solutions:Start negotiating with hospital, physicians, medical bills for hardship relief- daily and in writing.