I'm not sure the specifics of that market but my initial gut reaction would be that 90+ day stays may be a bit too limiting to make an MTR worth it. 90 days could work well with the average 13 weeks for travel nurse contracts but may limit your digital nomads, business traveler, etc bookings.

I am able to work as a travel doc, and she works remotely in tech, and we plan to use our combined incomes to put towards REI, as well as keeping our cost of living reasonable!

Do you lean more towards the travel nurses, insurance companies, contractors, students? 

This home is also a 2 minute drive to a hospital, is it a good idea to have traveling nurses rent out? 

Hi @Justin Brown      I'm very familiar with the Charlotte market (my family lives there and I travel there frequently) and I can recommend a few resources to you.

most builders pay a flat fee for MLS access and then hire in house. that's what I would do. 50k for a person to sit at a desk. rent a trailer and stick them there for 12 months or 24 months. take the difference 

I would try to meet with the tenants and ask them to demonstrate how the noise travels from your unit to theirs.

., i do not manage them, but all expenses and bills are paid by each property ( their own expenses, no commingling ) when i travel to them the trip is deductible from that properties llc.

I attempted to file a small claims case but the local property management address was unservable and I would have needed to travel all the way to arizona to attend court.

I am right next to a hospital and I have never hosted a MTR traveling medical professional.