Hello AllWanted to start a discussion surrounding rental properties outside of the United States and having a partnership with a company that may have employees traveling for periods of times and in need of places to rent during their stay.I am wondering if anyone currently rents out their units to companies that have employees travel periodically, such as traveling nurses/doctors.

Be consistent, stick with it, get paid.2.) unless you're a veteran or some kind of doctor/physician, no-money-down options are pretty much off the table. 

Agents are just a singular item, which is like saying all Doctors are just Doctors.

"No PMI, doctors only!"

I have one of the rug doctors you used to be able to rent before they changed the design and it has came in handy when I overflowed a fish tank.  

So if you’re a businessperson, someone who invests in businesses, or group practice like doctors, lawyers, accountants, and others, it’s very possible that you receive K-1 passive activity income.We have a lot of these people in our family of investors.

There was a horrible case awhile back where improper venting of the furnace killed a doctor and injured the wife pretty badly. 

I have seen some doctors with a local bank get 75% to 80% LTV for STNL but they are super strong like tens of millions net worth and make millions per year and personally guarantee everything and have to keep all accounts at that bank for business.

I find that doctors, dentists and sometimes attorneys are the easiest to get venture capital from because doctors, dentists and attorneys have tons of money and they have a deep desire to invest their money, but they don't want to manage projects and they don't have the time to manage projects.

Honestly, if you're that far into the weeds, it's probably time to get off of Web MD and go talk to a real doctor.