I think your right on the money I should do MTR rentals to those in health care.

. $150 service call later, the 3 brightest bulbs in the future of our healthcare system were once again able to resume their education and toast.

Hi Ting,I've had Pest Control companies that layed down a DMZ of sorts outside the buildings.Fire ants, ants, and a lot of other crawlies seem to stay away from the DMZ area--keeping them out of the house.I've had them do it in the pouring rain and on nice days.Maybe they do something like that in your area.If it's a problem, you can scheduled ongoing service for it--where they will come out and re-apply.Or you could pass the info on to the renter--it's less costly then her hiring an attorney (unless she is govt subsidized and gets free attorneys via legal aid).They also do a building inspection inside and out--looking for entry points that need to be "Repaired", but ants get in through the smallest cracks.If you have a slab foundation, they may be under the slab and coming through a crack in it--exterminators can handle that.One or two phone calls will get you a quick price, and being there when it happens to take notes on where the tech says to repair to prevent other insects coming in might be a smart move.I've seen long lines of ants outdoors coming up a metal handrail to an apartment and going into a tiny space at the corner of a window and into the apartment. 

i don't have a lavish lifestyle (traveling is my biggest expense and i'm still a bargain shopper at that) and i really don't have to leave an inheritance to anyone since i'm single and no kids. lastly, i can also return to my healthcare job if need be or if i get too bored.

Does anyone have any experience with Bankers Healthcare Group as a Lender?

I had been planning my exit from Health Care for a while, and was in the process of getting my Real Estate License.

Scale aids businesses and investors in navigating regulations, and regulations reduce the number of market participants.

Adding further healthcare options tends to drive the rest of the state into our area, further enhancing short term rentals as well.

I would love to have a conversation with you and aid you on your journey! 

I'd understand them, but NOT share them with your resident because, for the smart ones, it provides a nice map on how to cheat the system. https://www.hud.gov/sites/dfil...When we have a resident provide us evidence for an emotional support animal that does not meet the HUD guidelines, we simply provide them a letter that the information they provided does not meet those guidelines and encourage them to talk to their healthcare professional for more information.