@Dustin Carr - 100% LTV Financing is very real, though the offerings are generally niche (veterans, rural development, physician loans).

I.e. if you are a physician and subject to malpractice suits, using a properly structured LLC may be able to protect your investment from being brought into settlement.

Also, I now work with a real estate syndication that has many physicians in the same boat - not enough time to invest actively, but still want passive real estate exposure. 

I have helped a few physician clients do house hacks, and the physician loan definitely had some drawbacks.

Private lender (physician) lent the entire purchase price and I will cover all rehab.

Hey everyone,I'm an active duty, military physician and have an upcoming move in JUN2022. 

This would be a letter from a physician or therapist explaining that the prospective tenant has a medical need for the animal.There is *no such thing* as a license, certificate, or registration for ESAs or SAs.

One of the tenants, a physician's practice, is currently on a month-to-month tenancy after having recently completed a two-year lease term. 

I am a single mom and physician in Baltimore, MD.

I also want to pop in and tell you about two different lesser known loan options: Physicians loan, which gives 100% financing to physicians, similar to a VA loan and yet I'm not sure if they use your school time as work history (I'm not a lender but can connect you with mine).