I'm a physical therapist but have been reading the books/listening to the podcasts on REI for rental properties and am now starting to attend the REIA meetings this month.

What happens when the massage therapist strains her wrist and cant work? 

A couple of physical therapists, but all those fell through.I would be very wary of that IMHO.

I have a WIDE range of Tenants: hair salons, attorney, tae kwon do studio, kitchen designer, dry cleaner, therapist, real estate offices, even a professional hypnotist (!)

As she said in the podcast, running one you become a parent, therapist, dealmaker, it's time-consuming.

I am also a licensed massage therapist working in prestigious 30A.

So my question is, even though her father and her say no, the apartment complex I am in says there is a way to get her in another way, i would need the vet to give her a test and my therapist to sign and stuff. 

Sandlot voice (FORREVVEERRR) but seriously those things are like the energizer bunny, they go and go and go.

I am not sure a personal therapist would write for 3 animals.

I then went to a large, public, in-state university for PT school, and I later worked with folks to went to Columbia, which represented itself as producing therapists that were somehow "superior" to other schools.