I now work at a syndication company doing asset management and some of the acquisition.This is what I realized.Real Estate Syndicators are like therapists.

Real estate brokerage, dentist, insurance, massage therapist, and commercial cleaning company.

Graduating High School I planned on majoring in Kinesiology to become a Physical Therapist because my parents always wanted to have a doctor in the family.

This forgery was verified by contacting that doctor’s office directly (because tenant provided an incorrect number) and providing them with a copy of the document.The fact that they didn’t tell us about the pet prior to signing and now have presented us with fake documents to avoid pet fees, we feel like we don’t want that type of tenant living in our property.The catch that we want to be cautious of is ESA’s are protected by fair housing and even though this pet may be “registered” on a website, there is no licensed doctor or therapist backing it.

In addition, therapists do not get rich - although I make a decent living, I also have a daughter with a disability (it takes a lot of resources to raise a child with disabilities), so there was never any money left over to save for retirement. 

When I had contacts a few years ago from some traveling physical therapists for a 4 month stay, that is what I did and Idaho is a very land lord friendly state.No messing around trying to do it myself.

I found myself caught between wanting to pursue my newfound interest in real estate and following through with my original plan of becoming a Physical Therapist.

But as a Nutritional Therapist, you peaked my interest with the word 'diabetes' in your post.

She is a full time hotel manager in St Joseph MO and I am a full time home health physical therapist in the north KC.  

I found myself caught between wanting to pursue my newfound interest in real estate and following through with my original plan of becoming a Physical Therapist.