I understand there are travel medical professionals, relo's, temporary housing for reno, and digital nomads, but to be honest, it feels like demand could be choppy.  

I actually tried to join the military but I was unable due to medical reasons.

What are some determining factors you would use as guidelines when deciding to move forward with any of the listed professionals above.I'm in the Houston market and as some of you know its a bit pricey , would you consider when starting out investing looking into tertiary markets outside of the Houston area , ( El Campo , Wharton , Edna ,  League City , Galveston , College Station , Waller , Prairie View , Lake Jackson , Galveston etc ) . 

They know they are moving and that it is expensive, if they need I few weeks now I feel they are also going to need a few weeks after their car breaks down or they have a medical bill to pay rent. 

Remove your personal things like clothes, jewelry, toiletries, photographs, medications and such. 

As I understand it, since we are not providing any medical care or medication management, we are not subject to the same laws and regulations as an assisted living facility, nor do we have to have certified staff on-site 24/7.

People doing drugs on premises, disagreements between tenants, calls from police in the middle of the night, medical emergencies, etc.

I’m in medical sales, I implant pacemakers and defibrillators at the hospital.

I do not know all of the details, but it seems like the person that holds the note is getting up there in age, and has medical problems (coupled with dementia, I believe). 

One of the things they say is you can make contributions to the HSA and invest those amounts, but pay your medical bills with other funds.