To meet minimum living expenses (food, housing, clothing, basic transportation, and medical care) in my town of Springfield, MO, you would need around $2,000 / month ($24,000 / year) income. 

Has anyone encountered this before and is it considered discrimination to charge a pet fee to one roommate and not the other if one if for medical reason and the other is just to have a pet?

The main reason I do not have that license anymore and do not do construction is because of some medical problems I had that made me bedridden. 

Hello, I've recently come across a type of mortgage loan called a professional mortgage loan for attorneys, doctors, cpas, etc.

It was some doctor, and when I googled the name I did find a doctor in England by that name.

There were no relatives and whatever he got was going to pay for his medical.

Hard money lenders are often wealthy business people (either investors themselves, or professionals such as doctors and lawyers who are looking for a good return on their saved cash).

I'll make the analogy again about Doctors-- They all go to medical school, but you don't go to a podiatrist for brain surgery.

Medical students or nurses or similar would also be an option.

Property tax ~$2,000/yr.The property is located in an area close to a college/medical school and 2 hospitals so I don't foresee any future problems renting it out.