During the pandemic I was working with several traveling nurses who were looking for short term rentals in the area, close to hospital systems, and were willing to pay 50-70% over market rent for 3-6 month leases. 

Indianapolis hosts a lot of events so people travel into town for all sorts of conventions.MTR market is also strong as we have a lot of hospitals downtown as well as traveling professionals who need furnished housing. 

I am not sure how folks who travel with their horses do it or what they look for.I have seen some pretty cool 3 sided stables built with pallets.

There are basically 3 types, overnights (catering to RV's traveling along interstates), destination (resort style parks that people vacation at) or long term.

For a new investor, it's nice to know you're not on an island all by yourself trying to figure it all out.I did travel to Indianapolis to visit the team on the ground.

Outside of real estate, I enjoy traveling and spending time with my family. 

Barista FIRE: quit W2 job, and work part-time to supplement all the investmentsFat FIRE: Living a pretty extravagant lifestyle (e.g. the social media gurus with their cars, traveling, etc).

I have a couple of 2/2 houses here in the area and I was contemplating making them mid term rentals for the traveling nurse/insurance company play, but I was wondering if anyone is in that space and if its doing well?

I'm not afraid to travel either, Maryland Delaware Pennsylvania.

@Matt OwensOut-of-market investment provides affordability, diversity, and greater returns, but it also involves managerial issues, a lack of local expertise, and travel expenses.