Ikanyeng, I will check into the specific licensed doctor/therapist locally, thank you.

Sounds like you are being a therapist instead of a landlord....making it personal.

4 of 7 rooms are already rented consisting of hair salons and a massage therapist.

For instance, as a child and family therapist you make a healthy salary.

We are traveling physical therapists, always on the move, so we're looking for advice on which location/market would be the best fit for us when it comes to investing in large multifamily properties, based on our criteria (below).

I work as a home health physical therapist and I mostly see geriatrics patients.

I was a Physical Therapist, a degree and license that I had to fight hard to get.

Thank you.I am aware that while the medical condition of the owner doesn't need to be disclosed, a letter would have to be procured from the owner's licensed therapist or practioner for an ESA.

School based occupational therapist. :)

I simply want to replace my income, because my knees can’t take my line of work much more (I’m a Respiratory Therapist)....and I would like more time to my family.I will be attending local REI meetings starting this month, but at this point have zero connections.Thanks in advance!