Check out the Rivington deal. http://www.nytimes.com/2016/03/31/nyregion/nursing...I should mention that I open an LLC for every assignment that I do.

Luckily I am married to a woman that has been saving for about 25 years and have an old friend that is currently living down in Houston and he has been paying for my personal nurse for over 5 years and is not keeping tabs.I went to college and got a business degree that emphasized real estate, in 1980.  

I'm a double time mother to 2 year old twins and a 12 year old, a full time wife and a part time registered nurse.

If you are a public servant (EMT, nurse, teacher or work at a school, work at a non-profit organization, military, police) then you can get your loans paid off in 10 years through the Public Service Loan forgiveness program.

:lol: having been married to a nurse practicioner now for 3 years i have discovered that nice and nurse do not belong in the same senetence :lol: :D

To me it is the same as telling a kid that wants to be a doctor that he should study nursing because it is easier.Don't strive for mediocrity.

Singly family house was on the market for $120k with nursing home getting proceeds from their patients home.

I work in technology sales and my wife is a nurse practitioner; we're also expecting our first child in February 2018, so staying busy getting ready for that monumental change to our lives. 

You can make a separate unit, travel nurses, you can Airbnb, etc.

The last tenant is being moved at the end of the this month to a nursing home and he will update that one next, he says that he has a waiting list and he is going to rent it for $700 when he is finished.