Small units, 1 bedroom or smaller, attract travel nurses. 3 bedroom or larger homes are great for insurance placements.

Currently, we have a traveling nurse staying at our property until the end of November.

I also ran the numbers on my mothers home and her payoff is 4 years. 

Both properties owned free and clear by our mother but my brother has the power of attorney.

If you watch the scene in The Exorcist where Father Damien Karras is with his mother, the radio is playing an advertisement in Greek for Astoria Park.With an endorsement like that, who wouldn't want to live there?

You and your Mother are a serious buyer, with cash to invest.

Lucie doesn't have any mutli-family homes however I do find homes with mother-in-law suites from time to time where you can have more than one tenant living in each unit. 

Hopefully you did not post this with the idea of offing your mother because that was what came to mind when reading your post.

There are travel nurses & people who come from overseas for training who book for the full price sometimes for 3-6 months. 

Murphy's Law applies like a mother to REI.First, if you are doing all the project picking/analyzing/Comp Analysis and you don't know the market, and you don't know the formulas, and your numbers are wrong?