First off, I want to thank each of you for taking the time to nourish me with wisdom!

I've heard of nurses addicted to substances but have never met one (that I am aware of).Nurses are people like everyone else--some are good and some are bad.To address the main question, I'd venture to say that it's primarily dependent on the location and whether the area demands a lot of travel nurses or not.I am currently on assignment in Medford, OR and the hospital I worked for was heavily staffed by travel nurses, and temporary housing is scarce (housing in general is scarce) so accommodations are expensive--i was paying 1700/month for a 1bdr cottage, now paying 1200/month for a studio.That said, travel nurse pay rates are dropping all over, and if they continue to drop them there will be a decrease in demand for travel nurse housing.

I found traps containing this substance on the rental side but I do not have a toxicity report from a vet (I was too distraught to ask for one).I removed the toxic traps, I do not trust my renter,  and I am uncomfortable living with a person who violated my request.

For example "No cooking grease, oil, animal meat bones, pasta, rice, any other substance down the garbage disposals except apple and carrot peels and liquids with no solid matter such as juice and soda" and "no vaping and smoking of any tobacco product, marijuana or any substance" on the property, including the backyard"  

That does not happen by accident, you must spec what you want.The wire shelves allow for easier painting on turns, (easy quick) visual conformation that the outgoing renter has not left (a handgun, illegal substances, or a big dead bug) up there.I am not aware of these ubiquitous shelves being a danger to life...Seems like the tail wants to wag the dog here--maybe a harbinger of things to come.Either the renter or you are the boss...maybe a harbinger of things to come.Good Luck!

@Srikanth DurbhakulaIf you are looking for experts to provide you a feedback you need to share much more substance including location, cost of rehab, cap rate before and after, full underwriting analysis, whether you're buying it yourself or with investors, loan terms, whether you're getting a construction loan as well, your strategy for this property, etc...

So as to ad some substance to this forum I want to ask about Nextfoor.com, typically the people who join it are new/younger owners in the area.

  $6k deductible and no treatment (substance abuse) or pregnancy is covered for less than $500/mo.

Haven't received a hint of any real substance yet as to what your mission is getting or not getting a degree @Nicholas Patrick.  

Yes, interest only loans can work, but that is a different strategy I refer to as a form of "cash like substance".