Another tip if you have a large tenant pool of nurses is a reclining massage chair.

I have units around a small university, that specializes in after grad Physical Therapy program.

I’m sure that number has had some significant massaging before zillow puts it out.

, hearing/speech therapy, Allergist, lung/sleep/asthma perhaps, small primary care,...the list goes on.

They have been massaging relationships there for years - the mountain folk do not like us city slickers trouncing around on their turf- now that the market is warming up it there are definite barriers for entry.

Amazon, can't deliver a hair cut, manicure, tire change, root canal, foot massage, six pack of beer(actually they can, just not as conveniently as the old corner store), Big Gulp, pizza, etc, etc, etc....YET!

These tenants also have a "therapy dog" that they have yet to provide a doctor's not confirming it's active service.

When renting out a storefront, look for a business that requires the customer to come in (restaurant, hair/nail salon, massage, etc.).

Yes, I received a B.S. in Physical Therapy in 2000 (it's now 8 years and a Doctorate to be a PT... noooo way) that I worked extremely hard for.

Also, schedule a masseuse to come over and give them a massage before speaking to them to loosen them up.