Protection from Nursing Home Costs: They also mentioned concerns about Uncle Sam taking my assets to cover nursing home costs.

I furnished it and started renting to travel nurses on 3 month leases.

3 years ago when I first started my REi journey I thought I could do everything myself I’m big on DIY… (I did just that, I launched my first rental just like most of yall *BP,Youtube,books, I literally didn’t know what a mastermind even was , few months into my journey I started to feel stuck and couldn’t get the answers I needed. ran into a few of Jesse’s YouTube interviews and I was hooked on MTR (Travel nurses was topic during this time) I tried doing it myself and failed countless times and I wasn’t sure If I was even heading towards the right direction. 

We live near a lot of hospitals and are planning on using this money to buy small multifamily properties and renting them medium term with traveling nurses. 

I believe this duration is ideal for attracting professionals on temporary assignments, traveling nurses, and individuals relocating or renovating their homes.

There are many large hospitals in the area where it can be a great leverage to buy real estate and use it to target travel nurses.

I was considering NC for a while but the wages for nurses are low.

You could do long term or travel nurses since more HOA's have verbiage not allowing leaves under 30 days long.

They plan to sublease to professionals like traveling nurses (2-5 months) and short-term families (we're near Disneyland).

Hey all, I am a former "Big Law" attorney and real estate investor turned solo practitioner based in Houston, Texas.