I'm currently a registered nurse but I would love to learn more about real estate and someday hopefully in the not-to-distant future start by flipping. 

(Travel nurses, medical, Boing engineers, petroleum, etc)Rented as a SF would gross 1000/month but I got 600 per room. 1800 per month gross and lived for free.

Working as a Registered Nurse, I have been completely inspired by the Bigger Pockets Podcasts, and it has shifted my direction of thinking (my ONE thing:) towards real estate investing and more specifically, financial freedom.

I plan to continue to work as a nurse until I've built a RE portfolio that would allow me to live comfortable, hence COMFORTABLE.  

I’m a nurse for 20 years and just recently got burned out by it but have this career to fall back into , if this investment plan doesn’t pan out.

He now has his doctorate in theology and his wife is earning her doctorate in nursing.

Traveling nurses and corporate rentals are a great market for the 30-90 day period. 

An elderly relative of mine is looking to enter a nursing home within the next 3 months.

LOL, well if I didn't mention the caution in the other thread, I will here.Dealing with people in a nursing home is very tricky and I just don't suggest it since mental competence will be in question.

Another option will be to look into Furnished Finder for traveling nurses who will need housing for ~90 days.As far as the neighborhoods go, I would also check out north of the city (Everett, Malden, and Melrose are all on the Orange Line which should take you straight to Northeastern without a transfer), the properties are more affordable and Everett and Malden are developing quickly.