I have a background in nursing and transitioned into real estate to fulfill a lifelong passion.

I had considered an MTR, medium-term rental, using FurnishedFinder or another specialty profession-based platform for nurses, soldiers, professors, etc.

@Moises Perez I know of a few nurses in my group who are looking for long-term leases for their group home business.

Account Closed Did you own a skilled nursing facility?

Id advise you to look at properties close to hospitals, as you can do some value add and they have strong demand from nurses.

If health care is provided on site, asking means you're over your head with the idea.There are different levels of assistance, you can simply rent to an individual you receives day care assistance from outside servicers, then you may have special needs with an onsite live-in who may or may not need special training or licensing, depends on the client, then you can get into nursing activities that require a trained, qualified staff and special building and zoning requirements, such are usually highly political due to several factors, competition, community needs assessments, health program acceptance and specialties of care.

I know a nurse who does real estate part-time.

For instance, month to month rentals in the area are popular because of remote workers needing time away from the Bay Area or LA and also a healthy market of traveling nurses drawn to two nearby hospitals. 

I'm wondering if anybody that owns property in the Avondale area of Jacksonville has put their rentals on Airbnb or used them as a short term rental for traveling nurses/military/etc, and what has your occupancy been?

I am married with four children and I'm employed as a registered nurse.