I'm a registered nurse and looking to transition to full time real estate investing.

@Michael Noto @Ilgaz Arikan, What I will say though however, is that I do have a couple colleagues that specifically have STR around New Haven targeting travel nurses and transplant patients, and college areas.

Not for seniors who are not self-sufficient and require a nursing home.Thanks for any feedback.If you are interested, I can put you in touch with a company that organizes and finds appropriate types of properties for this need.

However, I’ll get families, college students, traveling nurses, traveling workers, people traveling from Canada to NYC or vice versa, etc.

I should be making roughly 70k a year once I graduate and my fiancé graduates nursing school this coming March.

They will be rented to traveling nurses and other extended-stay short-term renters.

We are working through gutting, remodeling, and furnishing those for $1150/mo extended stay for traveling nurses and other pros.

I would think in your area that you could rent out to traveling nurses pretty steadily or one of you would have a friend or 2 that you wouldn't mind renting rooms to and living with for a year or 2. 

With traveling and contract nurses (particularly since the start of the pandemic) these properties have seen steady occupancy and a good tenant base. 

I rent pet-friendly apartment and houses in not-so-nice neighborhoods mostly to medical workers: almost always nursing staff and housekeeping.Pittsburgh has a lot of old houses in its urban residential neighborhoods.