Lot's of people traveling for work might target Eastie for a STR.

If I wanted to go that way I would really need to travel to where they are being used and spend a week watching how it all goes talk to all the other subs etc etc.. frankly I like some of the panel construction companies on the east coast we dont really have them on the West coast. 

I'm looking at a condo for 325K with a gross income of 45K (airdna says 65K, locals say 45K)we would use it when my husband travels for work, and try to let renters have priority, we would finance and HOA is 350It is an 1 1/2 hrs from homebase. 

If it's a triplex and each unit needs the same work... then you need to multiply times 3 plus any exterior or shared items. 

And if my husband would let me I’d rent one of our guest bedrooms to a travel nurse. 

Add water meters to separate the exterior usage to the building usage (sometimes the water companies will provide a break for that portion).There are a lot of things to consider and utilities are a big part of operational costs associated with apartment ownership and management.Best wishes to you.

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.

We had already done exterior repairs to the house including a roof, and an AC.