I am losing an excellent tenant due to the adjacent owner continually calling the police complaining of noise violations.

.* Unsupervised children recklessly destroying your property, creating havoc in the neighborhood, tearing branches off trees & bushes, making graffiti, and creating a noise nuisance.

Stay sharp on your game and come out a ahead on the grind.

Looking to gain knowledge work hard and leave the 8-5 grind of my desk job.

We ended up having to grind down all of the old thinset, which added about 1 week to the job. 

.... still grinds my gears, as I'd love to throw the real numbers in his face. ... or just punch him, but both are socially unacceptable.         

I have an autistic child who has sensory processing disorder so the loud noises scare her.

Your approach to marketing should be a lot like your approach to wholesaling itself - you have to cut through the noise and get creative. 

Hey Marquis,I am new to Real Estate and love hearing these success stories after a grind.

Here's a few reasons why:Travel nurses already go through background checks and drug tests so you know you're getting a reliable tenant.They get paid really well AND get a housing stipend so getting rent paid on time is never a problem.The demand for travel nurses is only increasing with baby boomers retiring, so you'll always have a stream of tenants.For a furnished home (or room) you generally can charge a higher premiumTravel nurses generally work 12 hour shifts and love to sleep as a result... no noise complaints from neighbors.Their contracts are typically 13 weeks.