I’m a former nurse turned medical device sales rep, 30 years old, and married with 4 kids in Cincinnati. 

I know for my private rooms there are a lot of traveling nurses that are just looking for a place to lay their head and my private rooms are really appealing to them.4.

. - owner is elderly and not of sound mind or incapacitated, possibly in a nursing home (more Medicaid claims) Some thoughts;Ideal leads would be if you could highlight which properties have already been probated.

Anyways, I'm now working full-time as a Registered Nurse and will be purchasing my first rental property in the next 90 days.

She will be graduated from nursing school in may and the house should be done in a few months then I️ will move in and she will move in once we’re married.

I’m currently in school to become a nurse, but my ultimate goal is to invest in real state the soonest I’m done with my schooling.

I am a registered nurse looking into investing in rental property hopefully within the year. 

If they are senior citizens and are wheelchair-bound Medi-Cal will pay for care for them to stay in a skilled nursing facility all-expenses-paid.

The nice thing about when they become available, the people moving out usually want to sell their appliances and furniture because they are going to a nursing home or to stay with family.Before you go overboard, make sure there is a demand for STRs in your market. 

On the other hand, these tenants have been fantastic (my best so far) and renovating with them present would help generate more goodwill and perhaps lead to extended tenancy and other network benefits (They are both nurses and may have co-workers who are looking for apartments).