I'm using a 203k loan and my plan is to live in one of the units for a year and then turn both units into mid term rentals for nurses.

She was renting it out on Airbnb, but just got a 4 month lease via 2 "traveling nurses."

Should I send a letter to every nursing home asking to buy their homes?

The last 10 years I spent flying for United Airlines and am currently a stay-at-home Dad/part-time real estate investor waiting for either 1) my airline to pull its collective head out of its "posterior" and run a quality operation, or 2) make enough money in real estate that I never have to work for another crooked CEO the rest of my life.Monika is a native of Poland and currently works in Newport Beach as a Registered Nurse.

Not sure what kinds of permits would have been required at the time.The seller inherited the property, but she's a nurse and works 4-5 12-hr days and doesn't live in the house, so she doesn't want to manage it.It's WELL worth $49k to ME.

He's a sole practitioner so just leave a voicemail and he will get back to you.  

Wife interested - not a ton but she can answer the phone when the property management company calls... shes a nurse and doesn't really like the idea of this kind of business responsibility.I think the only feasible way to continue investing in Fresno is to buy a few homes to rent out prior to BMT. 

I am a recent graduate from nursing school.

A call to the HR office at the medical facility will give you the housing needs of the co-wworkers they might have a nursing school at the facility.

Finally, there is a very small solo practitioner I know that is a genius and has a passion for real estate and contracts, his name is Matt Auric.Jillian Sidoti is not local, she is out of San Diego, but I have attended her seminar on crowd funding and she is one of the best in the state at setting up rock solid platforms for investors in the CA.