I am a nurse by training and have spent lots of time doing patient education.  

(I tend to get a lot of traveling nurses.)

So, i am on the fence about doing the property managing myself, currently i am a Registered Nurse who works 3 days a week (Night Shift), so i have a good portion of the week im free to things and im pretty handy with things from learning over the years fixing my own primary residences, my last rental property i bought it was a fixer upper and did all the work myself outside of dry finishing.

. :-) She did not need medical care, so a nursing home was out of the question.

People get divorced, they lose jobs, get arrested and go to jail, they take bankruptcy, they get sick or injured, they go into nursing homes and people die, all can present problems that bring such deals to the surface.

I got six refrigerators that came out of a nursing home for$700--for all six in great shape!

I am a Local Tampa Bay Realtor and Registered Nurse.

But I am having what appears to be extremely qualified people (engineers, Nurses, ect) begging me to let them see it early so they dont miss out.So I have 2 questions -1.

You had a really get run at it, now it's time to pivot or move to plan B.1) Do a long term rental.2) Turn it into corporate housing / traveling nurse rental.3) Sell it.4) I don't think ignoring the letter is a great idea.

It cut way back on the criminals applying.Here's an idea for short-term renters: check with the local hospital to see if there are traveling nurses who need a room.