Health care travelers are a visible segment of mid-term travelers, they have local FB groups, most include travel nurse in the name although other professions frequent these groups. 

Here are some details that were provided on the proforma - "owner pays gas for unit #4, 5 units have central A/C, and 3 units window A/C belong to tenants.One porch rebuilt, new laundry room door, main entrance door improved, brand new gas line, new fence, entire roof recoated, new drop boxfor rent, some sidewalk segments replaced $2600, 5 toilets replaced, 3 stove and 3 refrigerators replaced, new hot water tank"If you want to be an LP or GP on the deal let me know. 

 Inventory is currently at an historic low in Boulder (less than 3 weeks all year in most price bands), so extremely strong sellers market in every market segment here except condos/student housing.

So you tell me, what would you think when this segment of people all-but universally not only has an EV, but the same make and model?

I based this on the simple assumption that the SnL crisis in the early 90's had caused a decent recession and 2007 was a much bigger segment of the economy.Currently with wages going up, productivity going down and a lot of money sloshing through the economy the inflation will likely continue for a while.  

If stability is a chief concern, think about dividing your investment between an increased down payment and retaining a segment as a safeguard for unforeseen expenses or vacancies.

There are a lot of opportunities for doing that within the real estate segment without having to actually own the dirt and deal with tenants that are worth exploring.  

Since you are listing a high end rental, you are going to be appealing to a smaller segment of the general population so revieing less inquires is expected but if the low showings continue, then lowering price could be required.

I am calling this market "the tu*d flush segment" of the the r.e. cycle, as now is the time to get rid of under performers, declining area's and such for full value!

(side note to new investors and out of state investors: if you are looking at a listing that has been on the market for 267 days, you did not just discover a "hidden gem" - it has been looked at passed up by probably several thousand people, investors or otherwise)The number of leases signed every month is probably 8,000 to 12,000 - so if you have a unit for rent that is your market; which of course is distributed over several segments.