I'm also thinking about mid-term rental - I read that there are a bunch of hospitals that hire lots of travel nurses in Phoenix area, so I'm hoping to rent to travel doctors/nurses too.

And so it's kinda hard all my doctors are in Somersworth because help up here was non existent so it's either finding a place closer or driving 2 1/2 hrs on a regular basis. 

Often 55+ will use the advice of their financial counselor or lawyer in making decisions regarding properties so find attorneys and doctors who specialize in 55+ and let them know you are availble and so on.

I just had a tenant give notice and am considering furnishing my rental and having it be short term housing (3 months or more) for nurses/doctors as it is close to a major hospital or corporate as it is very close to Downtown Dallas.

What about doctors, firefighters, etc.

rallied and within 2 years was making doctor and lawyer wages on commission.. then 5 years later bought my first investment property as I had saved up for a REAL down payment.. but I did buy my personal RESI within one year of working.. so at 19 I had a home in Milpitas CA that I paid 80k for .. ( now worth 750K  lol)  and there ya go a career is made

I have a doctorate degree, and I would like to select that as a profile option :)

I have rented to ministers, police officers, sons of doctors, some Section 8 er's, and thought they would be great tenants and they were the worst. 

I had one estate where the children decided not to probate the property of their father because he has cancer, their father owed several hundred thousand dollars to Doctors and hospitals, his estate was only worth about 70K$, so they just took the personal possessions they wanted and walked away.

Every home inspector sees things differently, and every contractor does the same, just like any doctor will diagnose a rare illness differently, or some attorneys will look at an easy case and some find it losing.