I'm just a little paranoid about applicants doctoring information when providing their own reports, but then again, landlords have to accept reports that were run in the last 30 days so I guess that's just the way it is now. 

Some institutionalized with a committee making decisions and others are lawyers and doctors sitting on a wad of money and looking to invest it.

Residents will relish being within close proximity to an array of amenities, including shopping centers, medical facilities, schools, restaurants, and much more.

I believe commission based work is harder to qualify with but something like lawyer or doctor or electrician is easier.

We’ve both been practicing for almost 10 years now and have lots of experience in residential design, as well as adding commercial and medical to our portfolios in the last several years.

I can get a loan for several different things; college education, medical, several other things, and then there is a box to check for other and then it says to specify.

I am definitely confident we would make the $10K back in value-add to the property, but won't be in a position to do a cash out refi, since we bought with a 0% DP medical professional loan and will still have low equity.

Worst patients are doctors.

I just visited Doctor Phillips and stayed in an Airbnb with a pool and didn't even use it.

While I medically recover I would love to help you until I start working again (probably not until the end of the year).