We’ve faced similar challenges with larger homes, as most traveling healthcare professionals tend to travel alone or with one other person.

Plus, the sync issues with financial institutions drive me nuts.

I tend to write off physical expenses to the building and do not write off expenses associated with personal effects.

The women carry pepper spray and one of my past employees kept a gun in her desk, pepper spray on the desk, and a taser in her purse.She was a nut and I fired her (not related to weapons).

**Privy** tends to offer strong MLS data, **Propwire** focuses on off-market properties, and **Backflip** specializes in investor-focused analysis.

I tend to think about it a little differently.

I tend to have an easier/faster time renting my 2 bedroom units than the larger ones. 

For one, the rental income tends to be lower than with short-term stays due to the necessary discounts, yet we still face most of the usual costs, aside from savings on cleaning and supplies.

Just be mindful the reverse exchanges tend to be more expensive than a traditional 1031 exchange.

The safety is descent and the tenant pool tends to be a mix of young professionals, families, and students.