I notice many travel nurses prefer to have a washer and dryer in unit.

However, we would like to build one home for our aging mother and one for ourselves.

My mother of all people , when i tell her and her husband that i want to have cash on hand after the purchase for cap ex and maintenance they cant understand what the warranty , insurance, etc will not cover. im new to home ownership too so i didn't have the answer but i mean cmon its not free to live once you make it into a house haha note my mom has only lived in her own house for the past 2 years in her whole life. whats vacancy rate do you use when running numbers on things?

vacancy rates for Travel nurses?

Traveling nurses: the house is next to two hospitals and about a 15 min drive from another.2.

Background is she’s about 4 months behind in total rent, original lease ended in December, now going month to month because I didn’t want to put her out as she’s a single mother with 3 kids (also didn’t have the bandwidth to go through the eviction process because this property is in another city)I hired a property manager to help and we’ve recouped a bit of money but she’s still about 6500 owed.

I also heard a podcast where someone does medium-term rentals for rotating nurses, etc. 

My mother's side of the family is from Cleveland area so I know a few folks over there.

Plan: My sister lives in Provo, working as an ICU nurse.

My mother has several properties that have been mismanaged or not managed at all and she has enlisted my help to get caught up, but I'm a bit over my head.