This document is in the form of an ESA letter from a mental health professional; which includes licensed therapists, psychologists, and psychiatrists.What Landlords Cannot Ask You for Under the FHAWhen it comes to having an ESA, there are very specific rules and regulations set in place by the FHA to protect your rights.

My cute young Therapist has wisdom way beyond her years.

I've been a licensed physical therapist since 2002.

If it's not much you better be out there "pressing palms" with as many people as possible.Even when you get a listing or buyer it's months at least before you get a first check.If you don't have multiple other closings coming that month and the next from your pipeline the first check will be gone in a flash.The failure rate for leaving the business is over 90% the first year.So find out what you will enjoy (niche) that fits your lifestyle.For me it is commercial real estate.Normal hours and it's an analysis game with numbers and NOT a therapist game with drama all the time.Find the niche and become and expert in it and not a generalist and people will seek you out for business.

I think in certain communities you could market the space effectively..orthodontists, dentists, therapists, etc.. sometimes seek spaces in those type of spots.That said, what is the upper realm (perfect world scenario even) on the rent for a house with a medical office in it?

I'm a Physical therapist from Truckee, CA. 

My day to day profession is as an occupational therapist-which I enjoy.

I have been in the medical field for 4 years as a respiratory therapist.

Furthermore, Owner-move in evictions are not allowed on these lifetime leases.Her disability claim happened during the relocation and apparently claiming disabled is as easy as going to a licensed therapist/psychologist and having them write you a note saying you are having tremendous stress and anxiety from the relocation. 

The same could be said for physical therapists looking to open their own clinic.