Can/how can I verify that it's really a service dog, not an emotional therapy dog or someone bluffing wanting me to allow dogs and allow dogs with no deposit?

I just finished my physical therapy degree from Mesa, AZ and am motivated to get started on my career.

We now have a nail technician, esthetician renting the studio, massage therapist, hair stylist, and both apartments rented.  

I want the financial freedom to eat as many crablegs as I can during this lifetime, and to have multiple people massage every single one of my extremities (just 4 people... the fifth one is off limits ... besides my left arm hurts to no one touches my lefty ).

How about something more like this.River Therapy!

But it would be unethical and dishonest and I would expect to be sued and lose my license to provide therapy - thus losing my livelihood.The lease option is truely a great tool and opportunity for certain people to be able to get into a home.

I unfortunately came out of Physical Therapy school with immense life altering debt.

You can't sneeze in a hospital for less than $12,000 and imagine a year of physical therapy for someone who twisted their ankle on a step or something...and it doesn't have to be your tenant.

My girlfriend and I are wanting to start doing travel physical therapy and travel nursing together within the next year.

And a massage business (both units i havent seen) Both were paying extremely low rent amounts around 300 a month each.  3 units for sure need to be brought up to higher standards. im convinced this is a shiny piece of coal needing to be worked, but still im concerned for the previous owner refusing a inspection.