@Tyler RaymanYour last statement is most important - it’s a tool but still requires human intervention and review

Also, remember that medical information cannot be relayed via electronic communications under new medical records laws.

Most people have less than 3k in their bank account and basically are one blown-transmission, medical emergency, or roof leak from being broke yet some freaking guru want to you to trust them and spend your VERY LAST on their program.

Does anyone want to bet against me when I wager this tenant is going to do a couple minutes of googling and this dog is going to magically transform into a medical device and be deemed an ESA. 

Studios / 1 BRs are the most popular for travel medical professionals.

I don't know what you guys thinkMy friend eventually sold the first portfolio and bought another one close to medical center.  

Possibly look into mid term rentals as there will be a ton of corporate training, traveling medical professional and trades like engineers that will need that type of flexibility. 

., Dollar General, Shine Medical and Mercy Health have created a huge job surge in the market of late.

Since I'm trying to avoid college student tenants I should look into parts of Bloomington that are above 17, south of Hillside, and west of College.On the Eastside, they are building a hospital, so you'll attract a lot of tenants that are in the medical field.The south side has a lot of homeless people.

Boarding homes, co living arrangements basically are not required (in CA) to be licensed by the state, unless they are for medically dependent people.