In Denver, I have clients who buy the smallest units we can find -- studios, small 1br -- furnish them and rent them to traveling nurses.

I'm getting closer to getting the capital I need to start investing in commercial property (multi-family & nursing homes).

I'm not certain, here, but I think that Medicaid is entitled to the proceeds of the sale of the house, up to the entire amount paid for nursing care for his parents.

Here the tax delinquencies are not recorded until the year after they occur, for example.Another big one not recorded is nursing home liens, and public welfare liens. 

Just like a wheelchair, pair of glasses, live in nurse.

I can get like $1500 to $2000 back from realtors for being a nurse. 

Traveling nurses are a good target for that.

I have recently graduated school and am working in a nearby hospital as a registered nurse.

You should be looking into nursing homes , and getting one of those buttons around your neck " I have fallen and I cant get up "I am 56 with a 9 year old and a 12 year old ,  I started those late , I try to buy one rental a year .Its too late only  when you are pushing up daisys 

I have no idea why that info wouldn't be in the file since it is a vital piece of the probate process.Sometimes that property address for the deceased is a nursing home or other facility.