I'm looking for corporate rentals, travelling nurses, etc.

You are not their Den Mother. 

My challenge is that three years ago, I signed onto the deed and mortgage of my mother's home (our family house) to help her refinance and consolidate debt, without really understanding what that would mean for me when it came to buying my own property -- so I technically "own" a home already. 

My minor kids live in a rented home in FL with their mother, and my ex. 

That said...My tenant, a single mother of three energetic little ones, is asking to move in her friend, a soon-to-be single mother of two.

I know this may sound like BS, but my family is full of nurses and they can tell that he is genuinely sick.

Purchase price: $66,500 Cash invested: $60,000 Sale price: $145,500 The house had a garage turned into a mother in law suite.

Mother nature may not let you build for $90/sf.  

My mother owns 3 units that only have electric baseboard heat.

He is too healthy for a nursing home but he is weak, too weak to take care of his own home anymore and I feel awful for him and anyone like him.