How much PAIN can you tolerate and you'll need a prescription for Prozac in my opinion.WHY volunteer for such pain?

I was discussing the issue of people obtaining prescriptions for "emotional support animals" with another landlord and began discussing it with him from a liability perspective.  

I am a CPA who manages a group of physicians.  

Maybe I am a bit biased because I am most comfortable in the suburbs and am not one for city-living, so take this with a grain of salt...I am studying to be a physician and have trained at Niagara Memorial Hospital and I would get into this city and out as quickly as possible.

I  think the right thing to do will be to do more due diligence i.e. to spend time with ppl in local REI  , read real estate books and see if this is a good fit for me given my career as an aspiring physician( which means I might have to  move in a year or two out of state to finish my training) .

Ome of the best things is we're not counting on the city for water, cleaning it, switching water sources, the traces of prescription drugs, etc.  

@Sean LarsonLet me fly the big caveat banner by stating that I do not know how easements are handled, or the time requirements are for a prescriptive easement, in your jurisdiction.Do you know where the property is?  

I moved from Utah last year to attend Physician Assistant school here in PA and I run my marketing agency on the side with a partner.

My girlfriend and I recently moved to Dallas for our fulltime jobs as a pharmacist and I am a physician, respectively.

I’m a father, husband, physician, manager, and real estate investor from San Jose.