Julie's mom is in nursing home and she has been behind on paying the mortgage for over 4 months.

It specifically calls out renting for less than monthly more than 3 times a year.It would classified as "transient use" which is not allowed in residential"Residential uses means, for the purpose of these regulations, single-family, child foster home, community residential home, garage apartment, duplex, multifamily, town house, boarding and rooming house, domiciliary and retirement home, and nursing home, which are available for occupancy on no less than a monthly basis, or for less than a monthly basis three or fewer times in any consecutive 365-day period.

Hotels and nursing homes are two types that meet this criteria.

I'm 22, working with no credit and nothing to show, my soon to be wife (getting married in 4 months) had been a RN nurse for less than a year but had provable income, but no credit.

The loan was recently caught up, but the sellers are in their 80's and are downsizing, have health issues and may require nursing care.   

In this case, one executor had a life in prison sentence and in the other the executor was an Alzheimer's patient in a nursing home.

Here are more facts of the story:The mother of the husband looked at the house since she lived in the neighborhood already and told me that both prospective tenants are nurses.  

Mayo Hospital employees nearly half of the city with new residents, docs, nurses, ect coming every day to work.

Landon Wadley I am an ICU nurse in San Jose who ironically just started investing in Birmingham last May.

@John Moorhouse Registered Nurse, quick school with stable income...good pay in CA $80,000 up