What I can say is that many physician + spouse combos have successfully done this and survived audits. 

That will allow the CFPB to investigate your loan and then others through a QC or audit if they feel its a recurring complaint.If you find yourself in need of advice or want to talk about anything related to multifamily rentals purchase or refinance please feel free to reach out. 

I bet the IRS would love to audit someone like that.. :)

Sounds like you should stick to publicly traded stocks that keep these sorts of audited track records and not private placements. 

However, you generally cannot deduct these expenses if the courses (1) qualify you for a new trade or business or (2) satisfy the minimum requirements for your current position.In fact, here's a great case you should read that covers the exact same thing you are talking about in which the taxpayer was audited and denied a $21k real estate education write-off: THOMAS J.

If the IRS gets busy auditing them, maybe they will leave you alone.

It's like a 2-minute audit.