High achievers always move the goal line out anyway; so, tying your happiness to the end result rather than daily action can result in unhappiness along the way.Regarding real estate investing, add value...it speeds up the wealth building process. in the For What ever its worth category.. to me real estate is life.. its a life style.. there is no retirement.. not sure why folks get so worried about retirement.. you get your stable of whatever kind of real estate you want  sFR multi commercial  Notes  short term lending .. fix and flip  value add  MHP  storage spec building etc etc.. and you nurse them along and work with them until you pass through the pearly gates.. why retire even if you retire with rentals your still involved in some manner.. if I looked at real estate that way I retired at 18 when I started selling the stuff it was and is not a JOB to me its a lifestyle..

I now have 5 bedrooms that I uses for traveling nurses. @ 850.00 per room and I'm all booked up. 

Registered Nurse by profession, No knowledge/ no connections in real estate.

My name is Jon and I am a registered nurse from CT.

My name is Hillary Fox.I work a 8-4 job as a nurse manager.

Furnish it like you would with a STR, but find gainfully employed tenants such as travelling nurses, project managers, visiting professors and such. 

Large house = $1,500/mo ($900 for 3 bed, $600 for 2 bed)Small house = $1,100/mo ($550 for each unit)I see a huge opportunity here to buy these houses this fall/winter and let the current leases expire and then rehab them next spring/summer just in time to rent to nurses/young professionals working at the hospital.

Currently work as a nurse and have a good portion of my week off since I work 12 hour shifts.Thanks! 

Except I bought a single family and rented out the two spare bedrooms with Airbnb to travel nurses.

There was a time when a traveling nurse wanted a 7 am check in (after her shift), and a late check out, 6pm  (before her second shift) and wanted to book one night.