I'm one term from finishing grad school for Nurse Practitioner which will double my income.

I'm thinking to rent to young professions/doctors/nurses for stable positive cash flow. 

At the time she entered the nursing home she only had title to one parcel of land, her primary residence.

Although you may be able to get great information from the local jurisdiction and its written development plans and ordinances, it will be the will of the people - either directly in neighborhood town hall meetings focused on such issues - or indirectly through their elected or appointed officials involved in the (again, political) process (planning commission and county commission or city council meeting for the purpose of considering such proposals) of coming to a decision on your proposal for a use different than what already exists.This is not a bad thing - the same emotions that drive neighborhood positions also drive care of existing properties - and thus, their and your land values.A land-use practitioner may be a great ally throughout this process - ask around among others who have navigated these waters and interview the most likely of their suggestions to find one sympathetic to your cause and not antagonistic to the political powers-that-be.  

Corporate rental, people building a house, travel nurses. 

I'm a nurse practitioner looking to diversify her portfolio and get into the world of real estate.

The reason I ask is because, as wholesaling practitioner, I don't always recommend it as a place to start.

I took quite a few apps from interested people but ended up settling on a young nurse who had just got a job at a nearby hospital.

The man who used to live in the house is now in a nursing home and the daughters were cleaning the house out when I met them.

I’m curious if anyone here rents to travel nurse or medical staff and if you would recommend it?