The only thing I can think of would be a professional loan-for high income professionals like doctors or people with $250k of stock/410k assets. 

I'd say don't treat the symptom, find the root cause and work from that depth first; you might be thinking motivation is the issue...I think its a manifestation of a deeper matters, I'm not a doctor or anything, purely my two cents.

Working at a doctors office may not.Something to consider. 

These are successful professionals, doctors, lawyers, tech entrepreneurs and business owners.

You can sometimes locate these "investors" at local real estate investment club meetings (even virtual meetings), Facebook groups, or through current contacts (lawyers, doctors, church members, etc.)2.)

If I was going to be a doctor or lawyer I could totally see the point of being in school.

There are good and bad in EVERY industry, including doctors, plumbers, mechanics, and property managers.

It’s a tax law that says you have a right to claim this deductible I mean if you are a full time cardiology doctor then yea they might have question but if you have documents your ok. 

I was born in 1988 in Los Angeles, CA to immigrant parents from the Philippines.When my mom was giving birth to me there were complications which caused the doctors to diagnose me with a medical condition called "Cerebral Palsy".

Meanwhile, my 78-year-old retired doctor tenant with Dropped Head Syndrome (DHS) can't possibly work or even drive a car or look someone in the eye and she's living in a tiny one-bedroom apartment and HUD keeps cutting her benefits even though her income continues to go down.I have a lot of things to say about HUD but non-judgmental isn't my thing.