I've only ended up selecting traveling medical professionals (nurses, physical therapists and a physician's assistant who is relocating to the area) but I think it's just a numbers game in my area.

This can be done by a social worker, counselor, therapist, doctor, chiropractor, etcThey cannot be treated as a pet, no deposits or fees to be associated with it and you MUST not steer the tenant to another property because of this pet.

There is also a part that addresses noise. complaints--.we send a letter if it is after 10 pm and its something valid like loud music on a constant basis You need to be very firm & let them know you are not their Mother , therapist , maid,or friend-- you are a landlord.

What this means is that, personally, I would be less likely to accept some online ESA certification service (ESAs do not need to be trained or certified like service animals are), and request a note from their local therapist/doctor/social worker/peer support group. 

Ive spoken to every nursery,chiropractor, dector,dentist, therapists, sole practitioner in the phone book, but to no avail.

I am a therapist who specializes in working with children and families and I teach parenting classes as well.

I don't really need to partner with others but I am a teacher at heart and I really enjoy helping others become successful and reaching their goals (thus my daytime career as a child and family therapist). 

I got into investing in real estate is because I wanted to be a great therapist and in order to be a great therapist I needed to do trainings that cost a lot of money.

I don’t mean to go too far off on a tangent, but here it goes...My profession is a child and family therapist.

I'm a commercial mortgage broker but I am a qualified Speech and Language Therapist!