I know a lot of people target the travel nurse demographic, but there are also a lot of patients that come for long-term treatments and need housing.Does anyone have experience catering to this demographic, and what are your thoughts on making the house ADA compliant? 

This post is my small way of advising against that and hopefully steering some people straight.There's no shame in sitting on cash, building reserves, and being patient right now.

Have been in top 2% of agent's nationally as ranked by production AND client satisfaction (that 2nd is VERY important to me) AND I have ran a brokerage before as managing broker and director. 

Just got to be patient with it all, it's not rocket science but the patience aspect is the toughest for most.

I am not this patient 2) value adds.  

If so, has this been effective with improving efficiency, tenant satisfaction, and overall business operations?

They focus on building relationships with clients and ensuring their satisfaction.

Know your strategy & buying criteria, build your team, consistently analyze deals, and be patient.

Be Patient: It’s only been 2.5 weeks :) Give it a bit more time!

And lastly, it is one of the few remaining markets that you can get a 'steal' for a property.....all I recommend is that you rely on your 'boots on the ground' to point you in the right area codes.  5/30/24 Update:  I have been patiently waiting until our court date to reply to this post.