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

Attend local BNI's and chamber mixers to meet other professionals in the area who might align well with you to send you leads...example: home health nurses, estate planning professionals, probabe attorneys, divorce or bankruptcy attorneys, realtors, property management companies, ...you get the picture :-)Best of luck! 

The nurse in me recommends drinking more water then you ever imagined :)  The realtor in me says that when you are ready to look for properties - feel free to contact me.   

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

The situation is that being an agent is a longer-term view and is very competitive, unless you can identify and build your business around a specific clientele.General practitioners, starting out, have a tough road to hoe, but can do very well in a "team" environment, so they learn the business from the ground up from a mentor. 

I'm curious as to whether or not anyone has successfully negotiated a nursing home judgment.

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.

My advice is forget Airbnb for now focus on travelling nurses, who run on 3 month contracts.

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.

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