I'll find a relator to jump through all the "scary" parts for me :D

@Billy RunyanWhat do you say in a follow-up call to someone in the fast/med/slow categories?

Trust Me!! :D

Typically a bad idea over med/long term.

I'm a med student, so I don't exactly have the time to be hands on with rehabs or answer tenant calls in the middle of the night.

For that price I would go with a lower to med grade with a better pad.

I would also put mandatory negotiation, mediation, arbitration in case of a dispute to keep any issues confidential and hopefully keep costs down in avoiding litigation (sometimes med/arbitarion gets a bit costly but that usually occurs when you're dealing w/ complex deals). 

Our out of town properties are doing well for the "shelter in place" type people, and we have some product by the med center as well.

But it's a med student who went home for spring break early march and school was cancelled and they are remote.

@Breelon BryantTry https://www.travelnursehousing... or https://www.furnishedfinder.co... and look for traveling nurses or other professionals that might need proximity to the hospitals and med schools.