As @Chris Seveney already shared, the easiest option would be to utilize debt to secure the funds for purchasing the property.

Either way, less than half of our tenants in the last few years have been travel nurses.This is all to say, don't get so focused on proximity to the hospital.

I’m probably only making 7% (Call it $275k) BUT, I paid less than half of the current value.

We have had investors take advantage of this strategy and property type but simply split utilities in half between the tenants, and not have it be permitted.

If you have a family, it might be better to get another property but if you're willing to rent out half your house I think that's a great idea.

We will be out of state so doing it myself is not really an option.First, half of the inquiries I've sent have not been responded to.

We have two floors -1 bed with ensuite on that floor and a half bath, upstairs three bedrooms, a common living room and 2 more full common baths.

I'll PM you a copy/paste of the text, maybe the easiest solution is to edit it back.

@Mounish ThatikondaThree beds and one bath is less desirable than having 2 bathrooms or even a half bath. 3/1 can make some of the best purchases because they are functionally obsolete and may get passed up by many buyers allowing you to get a better price.

Guess what since previous weak tenant was market rent you are losing your ***.I look at high cap stuff when it's few years left ( blend and extend ) or it can be weaker tenant at higher cap rate like 10 cap BUT I want them paying about half the going market rent for the building size or less in that market.