You want a focused expert rather than a general practitioner.

Also some information from John Dundon a Federally Authorized Tax Practitioner and a tax appeals specialist.  

Setting the frame:I am an investor and make my income from being a practitioner of real estate rather than a professor of it.

My W2 is a nurse practitioner and I work as a clinical director for a behavioral health organization.

Xyz for her Abc, and it interrupts your medical practice day, before it become "too much" of an "Interruption.Because my guess is the Medical practice will not be allowed to suffer, nor will the practitioner (for very long).I'm not saying don't do this, what I am saying is try to get comfortable with the amount of time you will have to "give up" somewhere else to get this tax savings.I don't do AirBnB, but it might be intelligent to try to figure out ahead of time how much time this will take YOU, to get set up, and to handle on an ongoing basis.A significant other who is onboard with time commitment and chores involved might make this a no brainier too.Good Luck!

They are general practitioners, not specializing in real estate.

Also, if you're dealing with a solo practitioner without staff, there's a constant struggle allocating time between technical work and customer service. 

I was thinking of changing career from being a chinese medicine practitioner to doing something in the real estate Now I've changed my mind.

HI Wai, I am a practitioner of the concept.

ucsb was my first choice but my dad wouldn't let me, said I would get in too much trouble (probably right in hindsight), I was too immature, maybe still am.I'm guessing there are a number of struggling renters in sub $1000/mo SM apts left over from when it was declared the peoples republic, along with super strict rent control, that would be happy to get a little extra income.There are no bad neighborhoods or cheap real estate within a reasonable distance of ucla.Now that I think of it, my daughter just got accepted into the Nurse Practitioner program at ucla.