Being so new, I can't really report how it will turn out and won't have much time to read about anything as my first load of homework is enough for 3 weeks - I have until Wednesday (and that includes my travels on Saturday then again continent to continent on Monday).

When AirBnB first got hot in 2014 I used to sublease my rented 1/1 bungalow in Venice Beach when I traveled.

For example, travel nurses and digital nomads are typically looking for very different property types than a family relocating to an area.

Traveling nurses?

I've traveled a lot and the beaches in this area are top shelf. 

I bought in FL for appreciation and to break even at minimum as I didn't want to realize any add'l income in those properties annually but wanted appreciation and tax benefits. (2 bedroom units / close to the beach not not high-end luxury properties) Ohio for me right now = STR rents at 1.5-3x LTR rents, budget travelers & work travelers that are much more demanding.

The fact that you travel for line work could satisfy a the UW's concerns or supply a letter of explanation.

People want flexibility, mobility, convenience, and automation...including residents, not just travelers. 

I've traveled to both airports multiple times.

I just helped a travel nurse that was denied by five other lenders due to the seasonality of their job and lenders concern with occupancy fraud.