Originally posted by "Heathen":One of our Section 8 tenants just informed us that he may end up in an extended stay in a wheel chair (he looks fine to me, but I am no doctor). ...Can we throw them out?

Other visitors were also professionals like doctors, engineers, college professors etc.

Doctor?

It comes with the price of the room, unless we did damages.I have rented to doctors, ministers, Police Officers, and let me tell you, they are slobs.

E-mail is fine too, Elizabeth, but I've Had some Judges backing away somewhat on e-mails because anything can be doctored up.  

The difference is you inherently trust just about any doctor, but you have to find a GC you trust.

One of my doctors, a restaurant owner where we eat regularly, a neighbor, and two other real estate investors I met at the real estate club.  

As a contractor & very active investor...I get that but I know that I don't price check my doctor.

Well as a former Udemy instructor gone rogue...I offer my course on Creative...oophs cannot5 say anymore or I would be violating the BP policy for promoting myself in this area.Damn it Jim I'm not doctor (Bones McCoy; Star Trek)...I am a real estate investor...and rightly so.

Hospitals are usually looking to house doctors or nurses for short-term.