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

We purchase all of our rentals with the goal of them being LTR's even though we rent 5-6 of them as STR's (Airbnb, Vrbo, Nurse Houses, Insurance Claims Houses) and 4 of them as student houses on 9-10 month leases, the rest are all LTR's.The STR part of the business is the most profitable but it takes the most amount of work and it could disappear via regulations without a lot of notice, we are always positioned to transition back to LTR if needed.

I am a nurse, so this is new to me.

(I'm a registered nurse going back to school for health administration) I found this site and started laughing , what no 1400 dollar investment ?

Now, where renting might make more sense would be some old crusty investor guy, single, one foot in the grave, the other on a banana peel, liquidated holdings to cash for the estate, rents to avoid final issues or transition to the nursing home and who still play in RE flipping with others or having rentals under management.

@Osvaldo Rosado travel nurse in Torrington for a while how has your process been?

She is a nurse and I'm a carpenter.

The tenants that I've had have all had solid jobs....Neo-natal nurse with 2 kids (successful garnishment), two women/one kid who worked at Emory in administrative roles, hotel manager/4 kids (current lawsuit) and a single marketing rep/no kids.  

An Estate Property - a property with 2 houses in an Estate in TN2. 2 Liens - a Nursing Home - and Federal back taxes* June of next year 2018 , these taxes are due to " Drop-Off " due to a 10 year Statue of Limitation3.

Nursing homesBandit SignsCold CallingGoogle Ad WordsFacebook AdsCraigslistWhat are your biggest lead sources and have you heard of any others that would be worthwhile to look into?