I would like to do the same thing and was listening to this brain health webinar where a doctor (Evan Brand) who lives on a farm told of a patient of his who lived on a farm growing up and as a child would play outside and airplanes would fly overhead dropping glyphosate, presumably on whatever they wanted to kill and it messed up her microbiome. 

Figure your doctor/lawyer/pilot/business owner/etc.

@Brett Goldsmith The owner is a doctor and can definitely keep up with payments and has been from my understanding. 

As a child, I'm 19 now, I would wake up on Saturday mornings to watch all the flip shows, but I also am going to school to be a doctor.

It may not impact the doctors and lawyers, possibly tech. 

I just purchased a rental property in a decent area and somehow my neighbors thought I was moving in and said “welcome, I heard you are a doctor” I did not want my future tenant to know what I am, but I guess the tenant would soon learn what the landlord do.

@Sergey KalinaI wouldn't take medical advice from a friend unless they were a health professional(doctor, nurse, etc).You shouldn't take advice from a friend unless they practice tax or accounting.Regarding the deductions - it really depends on if the house was in service and what activity you are doing(buy and hold or flipping).

As for multi-units, this seems to say it's possible: https://semiretiredmd.com/doctor-loan-finance/

Hello all, took first gig as a doctor in Indiana.

Tenant emailed me asking when I had been by, citing the leases 24hr notification rule, and tenant sent me a doctor's letter that it is a assistance, service animal.