He wants to sell his 4/1 residence in town to buy a bigger home to move his elderly mother-in-law in with them.

The mother keeps saying that’s it’s a terrible inconvenience for them to be in a hotel because it’s 4 adults and now a newborn.

Sometimes, the task may be something like I need to call my mother, or make a doctor appointment, call my attorney, etc.The next best thing about MS Access and this type of software is the ability to find and retrieve old records based on all sorts of filters.

I'm a new grad nurse practitioner with no savings.

But if the market rents for long term rentals don't support the returns you would like to see then I think exploring things like traveling nurse or furnished rentals are worth considering. 

My mother in laws neighbor is moving out of her home and is wanting to sell her house. 

Just to get my head around the startup process and the actual efforts it will take.PS - My wife recently transitioned from being a nurse to being a Realtor.

Can he just buy it for $60k to pay off their mortgage or will their be some sort of tax/financial implications for getting the home this way (I.e. if they go into a nursing home in the next year or so etc.)

Fayetteville is home to the largest military population, a large medical personnel population (travel nurses), and it's a natural midway point between New York and Florida, making Fayetteville a phenomenal STR market.

I have heard that the winter months are harder to rent out a house so looking for suggestions, here are my three options, but open to other thinking as well:1) Go ahead and rent it out long term, cause it is Denver and it will be good given the crazy market;2) Wait and post it for rent in February or March;3)Do a three month traveling nurse and then post it for long term at the end of that in the spring.It is a 4 bed, 3 bath, plus office and 3,400 sf if that changes any ideas or suggestions.