HSA money is instantly available (all of it) for qualified medical expenses (medical office visits for doctor, dentist, optical, mental health; prescriptions for most meds, procedures, even Medicare premiums when he gets there).  

I know it stinks that they did this after the fact, but did they provide documentation from a treating physician as to why they need a service animal, or is this something they got off the internet? 

I am an Army Physician Assistant (aka Doctor Helper). 

I am a physician and new real estate investor looking for multifamily properties.

I’m a physician living well below my means here and can afford a fight if it came to it.

Even though Vicki currently makes $200,000 and has reason to believe she will continue making that amount or more in the coming year, her annual income over the past two years has been below the $200,000 criteria.Vicki’s net worth is: $700,000 (401K) + $350,000 (savings and brokerage accounts) – $100,000 (student loans) = $950,000,Since her net worth is just under the $1 million requirement, Vicki is a non-accredited investor.Zoey & EvanZoey is a physician and earns $285,000 per year.

I would seriously consider moving there is it wasn't for the crazy hours physicians works there for a not so amazing salary, so I heard.

I'm no physician either, but you don't get sick from lead-based paint unless you breath it (like breathing in the dust from paint that has been "disturbed") or eat it.

HELOC---------------My husband job slowly progressed, and as a physician our disposable income increased.This Boston condo bought us 1. 20% down-payment on our Live in Flip (2006)2. 20% down-payment on our very 1st commercial unit, (NNN lease) (2007)3. 20% down-payment on my current primary home in pittsburgh (2010)4.

You CAN request documentation for "emotional support animals", which DO have to be prescribed by a physician to be covered by the laws, but do NOT have to be trained in any special way.