He just asked for a therapy dog and I said sorry, still no pets.

@Hank Wu personally I picked up yoga after I started investing.

Because my time to find properties is very limited do to traveling back and forth from Gilbert, Arizona, to Burbank, California, and having a full therapy practice, I have to rely on others to help me find properties.  

Be specific I would use the $1M to open and promote a "Legal" Psychoactive clinic for Veteran PTSD, Drug addiction/Withdrawal Marriage/Divorce therapy on the Oregon Coast.

@Bryce Richardson I am a therapist who still practices therapy and I am also a real estate investor.  

It needs to make AT LEAST 1.5% of the purchase price per month self managed or you’ll end up in therapy. 

The workbook they send in the mail is about half full of more like therapy sessions and learning your why, what kind of traumas are stopping you from being the most successful version of yourself, typical guru space filling fluff.

You could also include a yoga mat, free weights, and other small gym items in the closet and let the guests figure out where they'll do yoga.

***********Emotional support animals, comfort animals, and therapy dogs are not service animals under Title II and Title III of the ADA.

. :-) I bought a property using seller financing and let the seller stay in the property because he said he was going through chemo therapy and needed a place to stay for about 6 months.