The previous owner exclusively rented to traveling nurses, and they continued to do the same for the first couple of years after purchasing.

However, I'm not sure the seller will be able to do that as they are going into either a nursing or assisted living (I'm not exactly sure) and those places may say they can't have any assets - so seller financing may be out of the question. 

Hello investors,I have two long term sfh in Cleveland and considering purchase a third one for short term rental.Anyone with experience operating short term rental near hospitals in Cleveland for traveling nurses/ staff /patients that can provide a feedback? 

maybe look into do a month to month lease in the off season and str in the peak season. possibly travel nurses in the off season. if you do go the str route there is many ways to automate your systems to make it easier for you so its not another job.

It’s the lowest down payment option and if you hate it no worries put a traveling nurse in the unit or rent it long term.

I live in the Raleigh area but own a medium-term rental for traveling nurses in New Hampshire.

The MTR and STR would be more for travel nurses, corporate professionals instead of people vacationing.

you can also list on a travelers fb page for your area, like boston travel nurses page.

Maybe 6 or more months ago David Greene had someone on the BP podcast talking about mid-term rentals for travelling nurses and that's exactly what they did.

However some of my best months are in the winter; we have visiting families for SU students, a ton of traveling nurses, and we are about to have the biggest chip manufacturing plant in the country.