I think that will dictate your required paperwork.I had an interested husband and wife physical therapists who were planning on doing a job share at our local hospital for 3 months.

I am Richard, physical therapist by trade and in the beginning stages of real estate.

Emotional support letters are from health care professionals such as therapist, social worker, member of peer support group, parent or child.

After fulfilling all of my goals as a speech therapist for 20 years working with people from birth to 103, I’ve switched gears to appreciate the challenges and excitement with real estate investing. 

As a therapist I've seen this a lot, I'd say inspire the guy through your actions and happiness.

I am a physical therapist, own my own practice, and am slowly trying to build a real estate portfolio.  

I'm a respiratory therapist working at Duke University hospital.

We are both physical therapists and we do not find it wise to have 100% of our income be reliant on being physically able to work (disability insurance can only provide so much comfort).

Now that I feel I have decent knowledge base I am excited to start meeting other investors and developing relationships to help take me to the next level.I am 31 years old, married with 2 small kids, and work as a Physical Therapist overseeing a clinic in the west suburbs of Chicago. 

If you are going to consider this as a possibility, before make any commitments, I think you should see a therapist-- especially if you hope to maintain a healthy relationship with your family.