There is a lot less work (& therapy!!!)

Graduated from University of New Mexico with a degree in Physical Therapy many moons ago.

She would go to yoga and come back with 3 loans.

People need to run their rentals like a business not a charity or a therapy center. 

And telemedicine is incredibly easy to use for therapy because you don’t have to physically examined.

Just exposure therapy :)But when you're newer to underwriting deals in that market, then I recommend your best bet is to call 3-4 of the main brokerages (JLL, M&M, CBRE, Berkadia, KW Commercial, Kidder Matthews, NorthMarq, Cushman/Wakefield, Avison Young, Re/Max Commercial, Capstone, etc) ask for a referral to one of their brokers that deals in the size you're looking at, and then simply ask that broker ''hey, I'm new to this market but keep hearing its a great place to invest, can I get 10 minutes of your time to tell me about the market?'' 

You want them to be involved because that could be the only route where she gets help.As she is over the age of 18, nobody can make her go to a Dr, get a diagnosis, take meds or go to therapy. 

I NEVER give out my home address although one tenant took some yoga classes that were held in the yard next door to me and now knows where I live and I house hack a duplex so obviously that tenant knows where I live.

My wife is a yoga teacher.

Tasks performed can include, among other things, pulling a wheelchair, retrieving dropped items, alerting a person to a sound, reminding a person to take medication, or pressing an elevator button.Emotional support animals, comfort animals, and therapy dogs are not service animals under Title II and Title III of the ADA.