I am a travel nurse as well, so from my experience, hospitals are still short staffed and in desperate need of nurses, but are trying options other than travel nurses (agency nurses).

Hi everyone, 
RE Investing Rookie here, and I have been in a very tough situation lately that I really need some advices. I purchased my first OOS and Turnkey investment in South Euclid, OH last year and things have ...

I’m not desperate but I have a lot of equity there that I could be using for some other money maker.

But they will set you up to save in the grand scheme of your career, don't come to them when you desperately need them. 

I hadn't considered doing this, but it makes a ton of sense unless you're in a situation where you're desperate for tenants.

“Turnkey” is to me becoming a BS term as it does NOT mean you never get hit with maintenance…I know people who have bought turnkey and sometimes are desperate sellers wanting to offload that nice and easy “stress free turn key” property is just as much a headache as anything else.  

Mornings and afternoons can be brutal with traffic near schools, especially on a 2-lane street.With that being said, you may have a stay-at-home parent that doesn't have to worry about commuting during those times and desperately wants to have their child in a good area/school district. 

Is grandpa desperate for top dollar or would he be willing to take a price break to keep the farm in the family?

When I saw a man, probably 80 years old and probably desperate, fork over thousands of dollars to learn the "secrets," the rest of us learn for free, I had seen all I needed to see.

( no offense) I'm actually quite desperate to get rid of this home and begin my own real estate investing journey but this situation is putting a huge damper on things.