It seems crazy for any physician to continue working and paying over $100,000 per year in taxes, when they could just be doing this!

Initially, we intended to sell some of the buildings to our friends, many of whom are professionals that are making a lot of money as physicians but don't have time to find their own real estate investments, and keep the rest of the buildings for ourselves.

I just wrapped up an interview with Doc G who has been able to go part time as a physician with just 4 doors.

Tell her that you will need her to sign a release form for her doctor to release information to verify the prescription of a support animal. 

Anybody ever use or know if it is possible to use a physician loan(low to now down payment) to buy a rental property in California? 

Would be especially interested if any of you are attorneys, physicians, business owners, and others whom tenants might Target as that "Rich landlord" and either try to sue or even do personal violence or make threats against.

For an ESA - Landlord is allowed to ask for a Letter from a Physician or Mental Health Professional stating:1.

Meet them at a therapist’s office for some prescription medicine or at your law office after they send you any legal documents from a lawyer.

If the disability is emotional support, you can ask for a letter from a physician, social worker or psychologist.

I was informed that since I am a physician, it would be difficult to prove, in the event of an audit, that I do more hours of work as a real estate professional than I do as a physician.