We have strong medical providers here, two major hospital chains, Clemson University and and Furman University or nearby. , and then it's also kind of a.

Beware of online legal or medical advice, unless coming from attorneys or doctors.Another point which is in my area of expertise is LLCs and taxes.

I highly valued the first traveling medical professional who passed all our vetting processes.

There's also Syracuse University and Upstate Medical Center. 

I unfortunately had to shut it down due to medical reasons.

Both of our medical needs (and costs) have resulted in us needing to sell our house.

I am definitely considering buying a home and renting it to other travel nurses/doctors, but I would like to make a more well thought out plan, and realize I am still a ways off from actually buying.

What works for travel medical professionals is different than what corporate renters are looking for, which is different than insurance placements, etc. etc. 

In California, we have bogus ESA law (AB468) that establishes minimum criteria for patient medical provider relationship and poses harsh punishments to medical providers that provide bogus ESA authorizations.  

Even as a physician, and I'm not sure I want a medical student or resident doing trauma surgery or open heart surgery on my loved one ;)