You find that east, you will find more college students, nurses, doctors, and traveling occupations.

For context, I am a doctor with a stable income and was able to put 20% down comfortably to avoid insurance.

Since then we've had nurses and doctors and such book directly through Airbnb or start the request through Airbnb and then we went offline and signed a lease without paying fees and taxes and such to Airbnb.Does anyone have any experience with other sites? 

@Tuan Huynh I have several units that I medium term rent to travel nurses/doctors here in San Diego and in process of renovating and converting yet another...I personally love it...I thought I'd naturally have more vacancy than a long term rental but so far in this first year i've been trying this out, no vacancy yet.

Buy a copy of James Dahle's Asset protection book for doctors he runs a company that sells financial education books and courses focused on doctors (White Coat Investor).   

Like any other service (doctor, dentist, car mechanic, real estate agent, etc), there are excellent, good, average/okay, and terrible providers.

You go to the doctor you say I am sick.

They wanted to buy a way bigger house than their current big house and they decided to keep it.As they rented it after 3 weeks to doctors, then as @matthewpaul pointed out, they bought a house and moved out after 1 year.It took them 3 months to rent it, a lot of stress during that 3 months.

I've used the Home Depot type that looks just like the Rug Doctor above.

You wouldn't have to worry about buying a home, repairs, anything.At the end of it all, once your residency ends, more likely than not you will be making very good money via your work as a doctor.