Corporate travel or traveling nurses may be an option in that area.

Nurse) and can document it.

A little bit about my search.BRRRR looking for maximum value addPre-approved for 185k hard money loan (although, from what I see I'll be able to get my feet wet for much less)Quality tenants are my biggest concern(looking in "B" neighborhoods, think nurses teacher working professionals etc)Will be OOS and using PMI'm happy to discuss my situation in more detail.

There are still general practitioners but specialization is the clear trend.

My next big project is the design/build of an old nursing home into a multi-family apartment building in Old Brooklyn on Broadview.

At this point I’m focusing on education and my finances as I work a full time job as a registered nurse (9-530 M-F) and want to be smart about this. 

At Adam’s death, Janice is no longer living and John is residing in a nursing home with dementia.

I'm currently trying to figure out how I'm going to buy a 32 unit portfolio, 2x 8 unit buildings, convert an old inn into 17 apartments, convert an old nursing home into 9 apartments, as well as wrapping up the flips and rental rehabs we have in works now.

Also, think about a longer STR to start if it will carry you - like a 13 week rotating nurse or others who need to be in your area for a month or two.

My (RE agent) friend at the time gave me a heads up on the owner needing to go to a nursing home.