Cheers,Brittany There are some Facebook groups targeted towards traveling nurses that Id post in

You are going to be very bored when you retire young so start building your REI portfolio so you can travel and visit your properties and continue to build your portfolio and future wealth through passive income.

heheI love Detroit and always have.What an awesome city.Lot's friends and great times out.I think the ship has sailed in many areas there unfortunately but it's funny when I travel the country and talk about the Big D, folks still think it's derelict.Many have no clue and are even scared of Detroit.Downtown and Shinola Hotel along with San Morello are my go to places.What a great city 🙏

I will be required to travel to take care everything.

I agree 100% - part of the problem is a lot of RE investing these days is marketed as a get rich quick scheme where you'll be able to buy a few rent houses, make monthly passive income, retire and travel the world.

He liked to hike, fish, camp, travel, do home projects, etc. 

I have been told that many large corporations are cutting internships, traveling nurse levels seem to be dropping off and general travel seems to be down.

Everyone has already chimed in on the protection/ insurance side of LLC's, but one "fun" aspect of creating separate LLC's for each property is you can open up a credit card for each of those LLC's and easily keep all expenses on those property specific credit cards while racking up points and using those for travel and such :) This is a great forum thread and question!

Multi-family can work out but if you're marketing to travel medical professionals, many of whom work nights and sleep days, you'd need to be able to provide a relatively quiet space and that can be hard to achieve in multi-family properties.

I have a friend doing the same thing as far as in-house travel nurse situation.