My typical first time commercial retail buyer is a doctor, or someone who sold a business, high level executive, or moving out of a more intensive asset to own and manage.

I’m dying to know Thomas, what is it that makes you believe these 4 folks with Doctorate degrees or PhD’s in Vet Med who are multi published and referenced dozens of times throughout various academic journals (those are those ones held to scientific standards a fair amount more strict than hearsay online) are completely incorrect...Have a read through this on Jstor sometime:Journal of Veterinary Behavior: Clinical Applications and ResearchVolume 3, Issue 3, May–June 2008, Pages 134-140

Doctors, Lawyers, Architects, Hairdressers, etc...will spend thousands and thousands of dollars to educate themselves for their chosen career path...and think nothing of it.3 - When you add up 1 + 2 above, you should expect to pay for your career path knowledge as well. 

Doctors said that.

The doctors had to break open his chest and perform emergency surgery.

My dad's a doctor and has his own clinic. 

Lots of doctors, professors, and lawyers, meaning folks who aren't as likely to rent (although there are plenty of folks with money who don't want to/can't deal with maintenance).

Or I could attract people by offering free needles, free rent if you don't feel like paying, and pay for their doctors visits too.Regardless of who the gop leadership is (even though this is the greatest our country has ever been) and you vote purely based on policies that put people to work instead of making street life easier, then the choice is simple - it's who you vote for.   

In tertiary markets, I suppose you still have the medical professionals (nurses, doctors, etc) and law offices that do well.

Our lawyer had us request that the doctor providing the diagnosis requiring an emotional support animal be local and fill out our form.