I am a nurse and have bought this land with hard cash purely for investment purposes as I acquired the lands pretty cheap.

Just got home and fighting to get caught up...I will post an update as soon as posible...Great thread, take your time and recover from chasing those nurses!

(Loan classification 101).One day in Rome doesn't make a Roman, say Mary sold a prize bull for $120,000 and netted  $80,000, that exceeds her regular nursing income of $60,000.

Back to wholesalers and Realtors, like anything else some practitioners are better than others.

This is discussed many times around BP.And most participants involved in those discussions are non-practitioners giving their opinions or reiterating what they've read online, which is why there's so much disinformation surrounding the topic.It's pretty simple. 

If you have time and ability to furnish the unit yourself (keeping costs down by FB marketplace thrifting), and if the house is near a medical center or hospital, your 2/1 could be an ideal travel nurse MTR.  

I want hardworking solid people that are financially capable of paying rent and are completely content to continue doing so......medical/nursing, public workers, teachers, etc.     

So you start to get sensationalist headlines and clickbait content, pumping the next avenue to wealth (you’d swear everyone is now a traveling nurse and thus you should pivot your STR to MTR!!!). 

Prior to nursing, I worked in Marketing. 

I have been looking to buy property in Vermont (because I want to move there) and the travel nurse angle.