I'm interested in investing in Indianapolis in the future, for MTR to nurses (I'm a nurse practitioner) or multi-families.

Physicians, pharmacists, nurse practitioners, respiratory therapists, and other medical professionals travel.  

We've rented to a couple of Physical Therapists, a Nurse Practitioner, an Optometrist and currently have a travel nurse and her digital nomad finacee in our 1/1 unit. 

It should be from a local to that person's mental health practitioner or physician.

Your comments are always spot on.Canada is the land of "free" healthcare, but it also is the land of taxes on worldwide income ...so @Dennis Marcelo you should connect with a CPA or a tax practitioner that is familiar with the Canada/US tax convention.

An applicant (Full-time Nurse Practitioner)wants to lease my 3bdrm 2 bath home so she can sublet to traveling nurses  and/or healthcare professionals that she has vetted.

Haley,You mentioned you are a nurse not sure if it applies but if you are a Nurse practitioner, or Nurse midwife there are programs that offer 100% financing for a new primary home. 

My experience as a nurse practitioner tells me that this could be a very successful business.

I'm a certified dementia practitioner, and have extensive sales and marketing contacts in the area we would be opening in from my background in home care marketing and Senior Living sales, where I also hired and trained caregivers.

Chiropractic, naturapathic doctors, IV treatments etc in order to treat chronic illness in the house.