Also, as of late, tenants are pushing the "therapy animal" legal get around for "pets." 

All this is very familiar to me as I do Travel Physical therapy with many years experience, plenty of reserves, excellent credit history and a weekly bring home of approx 1400 net or better.  

From their report, she's never been on any psychiatric meds, but I believe there is definitely a need for them.

This could a tough one because this tenant can go get a note from her doctor saying she needs the animal as a "therapy dog.." and it could get dragged out in courts for months.

But in school I took nutrition therapy and by then I had already known most of the material.

physical therapy office or small gym if zoned commercial...

So my only experience is in physical therapy as a career and I think it would be in my best interest to be able to lean the most being immersed in real estate all day long.

I have a full time job and a part time therapy practice.

The surgery was minimal, I was able to continue working through the radiation therapy but toward the end of the 33 treatments it left me very fatigued. 

Hey Bill,On behalf of the other folks on the BP forums, thank you for sharing this.Prior to going into RE full-time I worked in a psychiatric ward of a NYC hospital for 8 years so mental health is super important to me.