Though in general, their thinking isn't wrong, they may want to visit section 121 nonqualified use details.

That's awesome, you are way ahead of the game and created some opportunity for yourself!

Broken Bow is another major market I would never consider for this reason, having just visited there. 

Great job at getting ahead of the curve! 

I plan to visit soon, but haven’t been there yet.  

You send them your criteria ahead of time and tell them the window that you will be showing the unit.

I was ready to move ahead as I was wanting to get away from managing my own rental and turn it over to a professional.

Build a contingency budget into your plan by allocating an extra 10-20% for these surprises.To get ahead of potential problems, conduct thorough inspections from top to bottom before buying a property.

New faces were EVERYWHERE and it quickly became a head shaking exercise weekly as we had max bids (and if anything, you'd think an experienced person could go a bit higher than a newbie) since almost certainly we could get it done for less and I was still part time then, even the full timers who could knock em out real quick and efficiently were amazed at how high so many went, there was NO WAY there was profit there.I did the same thing, moved upmarket, but if it weren't for years of experience and years of reading about what those buyers want, not just in near perfect quality, or perfection on the high end, but also the features they want.

Visiting nurses are the least prepared for the high rents in the Boston area.Have you tried Sabbatical Homes?