Meaning it may not be a traveling, nurse, but definitely a shorter term lease.

Not a nursing home with 24hr supersion/care.But how would you get past the rooming house regulations?

If your strategy is strictly mtr then consider areas where traveling nurses and other similar occupations prefer.

Quote from @Alecia Loveless: @Matthew Paul where I live in Northern New Hampshire McDonalds starts at $16 but unless you’re a nurse or doctor there’s no jobs for over $22 and I mean none.

I am a nurse and I have an addiction MD partner planning to turn this 20-door motel into nonprofit sober living which the area is in desperate need of.

The property is located close to a hospital and made it perfect for us and our community by providing a family-owned property to traveling nurses.

Hey BP community, I will be starting a Nurse Anesthesia (CRNA) program at Middle Tennessee School of Anesthesia in the Nashville area.

Full time flight nurse and pay/schedule is allowing me to dabble in the world of real estate.  

It's more work, but in the past, I had good experiences, especially with travel nurses, doctors and affluent out-of-state skiers renting for a whole month or winter.

You can buy lists, but again, if it is on a list I would argue it is not "off market", even if it isn't on the MLS.You can talk to the mailman to find out who recently passed away or is moving to a nursing home.