Arbor, Greystone, and CBRE Wholesale Lending are all good agency debt options. 

Adding further healthcare options tends to drive the rest of the state into our area, further enhancing short term rentals as well.

I'd understand them, but NOT share them with your resident because, for the smart ones, it provides a nice map on how to cheat the system. https://www.hud.gov/sites/dfil...When we have a resident provide us evidence for an emotional support animal that does not meet the HUD guidelines, we simply provide them a letter that the information they provided does not meet those guidelines and encourage them to talk to their healthcare professional for more information. 

Ideally it would be free, and would allow multiple categories so I could separate my two business, healthcare, and personal. 

I run a specialty Short Term Housing Solutions company with Healthcare and Corporate business clients and I'm looking for the perfect homes to accommodate them.

She currently works in travel healthcare and is being told that because she does not have two years of employment history she is being denied the loan.

Alittle about: I’m 33 y/o and have always  worked in health care trying to save money build my credit while educating myself on real estate. 

@Isaiah FranklinIt would depend on your goals and views on what is a "short-term rental" but I noticed you're from Cincinnati which has a strong healthcare presence/industry. 

Hi Dan, many of the local banks in the Ann Arbor area offer 10 year terms, I recently did one with 3.6% interest rate, 10 year term, 20 year amortization. 

BACKGROUND – I have been a professional healthcare IT strategist/consultant/project manager for more than two decades.