I recently shopped around for insurance and chose US Health Group/United Healthcare Choice Plus Network.

The correct legal term is "service animal".Following HUD guidelines we require a letter from a healthcare professional that is licensed in-state, one that appears to have an ongoing relationship with the resident. 

I am new to REI but have experience from my w2 in healthcare facility management.

As I write this the column on the right side of my screen says "Resources" and offers Mortgages, Advice, Agents, Listings, and Hard Money Lenders--but in this space where so many of us are trying for FIRE, who can we turn to for health care? 

For reference, I am a complete newbie to real estate, but I have am a traveling healthcare worker and have signed many leases or seen examples of the furnished rental model work in California where I have been working.

I have experience in asset management, project management and due diligence from my W2 in Healthcare Facility management.

My profession is in healthcare, not real estate.

From some of the investors I know they recommend and are doing really well targeting travel health care workers since they typically have smaller assignments 6-10 weeks.

Florida has launched a new initiative to make home ownership easier for law enforcement officers, firefighters, educators, healthcare professionals, childcare employees, active military or veterans and 50 other community oriented professions!

You have responsible tenants, highly inelastic demand, the presence of healthcare drastically reduces vacancy risk, and you don't ever need to show units (tire kickers galore for nicer units).Another plus with the BRRRR model is highly distressed properties are ideal.