We moved here (Charleston,WV) 2.5 years ago for my wife to attend Marshall University to get her doctorates in nurse anesthesia.

Note that we're working with traveling nurses who get a housing stipend from the hospitals that they have contracts with and are connected to incoming nurses so occupancy might be different than more standard circumstances.  

Just personal taste, but I tend to avoid projects that contain any more complexity than just tenants renting (AirBnB, Event Venues, Wineries, Restaurants, Nursing Homes, etc.). 

Vacationers or tourists, long-term rentals, traveling nurses, EtcResist urge to jump into arbitrage or cohosting.

(I'm a crane operator in training) My fiancé, 22 years old, is a registered nurse at a hospital in Washington D.C. 

While the house checked out with some minor repairs according to the inspector, I discovered 1 neighbor next door is breeding Pit Bulls (the mother was nursing) and the neighbor behind has German Shepherds.

I have found that even many high-end homes have ADUs or au pair suites that people like to rent to traveling nurses, professors on sabbatical, grad students, their kids who come back from college or aging parents (likely no rent in that scenario).

I found a deal where "Dad" went into a nursing home.

How do I fund mortgage brokers or companies that focus on mortgages and refinances for doctors, nurses, and medical professionals?

Here is your support: https://www.bizjournals.com/columbus/news/2017/03/17/slideshow-mapping-the-top-property-owners-in-east.htmlWest Franklinton is spotty at best...it has the highest murder rate in the city...that's not good...there are only municipal public improvements planned...no earmarked developments outside of an art gallery and a nursing college.