Probably a doctor in their 30's?

(I don't count medical debt or student loan debt as long as it looks like they pay on time on credit cards, utilities, vehicles, rent, etc.)Hope this helps. 

I would still want to put minimum down but not sure if I would necessarily need to do FHA as I have pretty solid credit (was unaware of non-FHA loans with less than <20% down when purchased first property).Other options might be to explore a second FHA mortgage if I can meet their requirement of relocating for work, which from my understanding is done on a case by case basis, however not sure this would be a good idea because would have my PMI on old property still unnecessarily and still have the 5/1 with rising rates.If I were to get a new loan as an owner-occupied who I be required to refinance the triplex anyways bc I would no longer be living there, or would it simply be harder to obtain a 2nd owner-occupied loan when I would be moving to a similar sized unit.And last thing I could use some advice is on a program by Regions for medical professionals where you can put down as little as 3% if you meet their requirements of being a medical professional in your first 7 years out of school, has anyone heard about this program or similar ones? 

The properties that would fit his bill would be medical offices, multi-family and possibly a large hotel (not sure if this would be good though).

The policy can include Dwelling (Building), Contents, Loss of Rents, Detached structures, Liability, and medical payments. 

Service animals are dogs trained to perform a medical task, which is other than companionship or emotional support.

Its like saying, why would I go to the doctor?

In Pittsburgh I have plenty of students and traveling medical pros.

Most utility companies have a "landlord policy" where you would be notified if they stopped paying, and the bill get sent to you when they take the account out of their names when they are moving.I allow them to pay separately, and most use Intuit's Payment Network- $.50/ transaction.Put whatever rules you want in the lease, mine includes clauses about medical marijuana, bed bugs, when to take the trash out, that Drano is ok to use, not to use flushable wipes, that light bulbs within the unit are their responsibility, not to turn the heat down below 50 degrees, not to change locks, no guests for more than 5 days without written permission, the list goes on.  

As we know practically anyone can get a medical marijuana card.