This parallels the entry of airline pilots and doctors into the real estate industry prior to the 1987 crash.

Account Closed  well you asked if there are any pilots I am one... and have owned numerous aircraft that I have flown for about 40 years now... wanted to be an airline pilot but that never happened so I had to pay for my fun.but its not all about the Aftermath articles.. if you go to COPA ( our Cirrus owners and pilots forum) there is all sorts of great and positive banter.. but yes when we have a fatal the thread is 300 to 500 post long and that is with 3000 members :)  But you talk about a site with uber networking.. as owner operators tend to be high achievers or successful business folks  of course doctors Lawyers CPA builders developers etc.. its fun to watch them go from buying a 500k cirrus to BRAGGING like you said about the 5 million dollar jet they just bought.. you can take it as bragging or you can take it as hey that's great I too want to do well and be able to acquire my own jet I know its been a goal of mine.. not yet reached and probably wont simply because I am now getting up in age that to owner fly a jet is probably not in my best interest mortality wise.. :)But your right you don't have all the folks get on her who do poorly in real estate people just don't talk about it the same.. the closest we have come is the Morris/oceanpointe threads of some really really bad operators it took a lot of guts for those folks to get on BP and say hey I fell for the videos and the freedom number sent in 60k in cash and now all I have is a home never rehabbed and vacant.. although in my personal opinion it more than a civil matter.

The most important thing is that you try to do something to rectify the situation—and they have. can you say damage control and spin doctor.. 

not a slum lord, but i am also not renting to lawyers or doctors!

Yeah I don't think a subdivision would be what the doctor ordered because I dom't think there's any demand for it.

I suspect that they are talking about the benefit of depreciation expense.disclaimer: not an accountant, not tax advice, not legal advice.A % of the value of the property you are invested in can be taken as an expense on your taxes each year - this is somewhere around 1/30th of the value(I think you can't count the land, just the building) - and the years are probably tricker than 30 like 27.5 or different based on the property.But say you are a successful doctor - you make 400k/year and are in a very high tax bracket.

Many on call (doctors) must be able to get to the hospital within a time limitation, 10 minutes away isn't always a distance issue as much as a traffic issue.

I would recommend that first she must supply a doctors note for all 4 and also your policy is one pet only I don't think the EEOC would say she needs all 4.

Tell them you need a letter from a local doctor, so you can verify the letter.

You find them by speaking with your network of contacts (friends, family, neighbors, doctor, lawyer, dentist, business colleagues, etc. and then all of their contacts, i.e. referrals.