I have it on Cozy, Trulia, apartments.com, Realtor, Zillow, and a travelling nurses site.  

Starting 10/1 i will have a vacant unit in each home and I am considering trying airbnb in my guttenberg home and maybe a travel nurse housing in the Hackensack home  (10 minutes from Hackensack Marridean Hospital).

He is waiting to be transferred into a nursing home.

More trouble than its worth unless you partner with an operator that specializes in it and can provide the expertise, nursing contacts, etc. 

However through my research i keep coming across this term sneaky duplex where people turn there basements into a unit or block off part of there house to turn into a separate unit. my plan is to use the basement for traveling nurses because you would already have the water and power turned on for them "house is 5 minutes away from the hospital", live in the upstairs for a year and possible house hack one of the rooms.

@Eric Sato My experience in that area suggests that Mid-term rentals (travelling nurses) may be the next best option.

Greetings to all,My name is Faris Wright, 29 year old registered nurse looking for guidance into this new venture of real estate.

Think traveling nurses—they often need a place for 1-3 months and need fully furnished spaces.

They are both traveling nurses and used an FHA loan to purchase the property with low money down.

I’m looking at a duplex and running half as STR and the other as mid-term for travel nurses.