Ask if they can do a pre-intervention with the neighbor before the next incident to put them on notice that the next report will result in a citation.3. 

@Conner Olsen - I found this website where you can see the number of positions posted in your area to gauge demand for MTR for medical professionals.  

Many need assistance taking medications and now you have some serious risks for multi-million lawsuits.Some of the two biggest problems with an assistance living facility is dealing with relatives who want to beat you to death because their feeble relatives in your facility love to complain about the way you do or don't treat them and the next biggest problem is living facilities are notorious for getting sued.

Being the state capital there is a network of state and federal jobs, healthcare is pretty big (Penn State Hershey Medical center and Harrisburg Hospital is a top pediatric hospital), distribution/warehousing is big, and diverse corporates jobs, etc.

I'm curious if anyone has any suggestions on how to get into/manage AirBNB in Baltimore or how to setup short term rentals for travel medical professionals.

They spent so much of their retirement on medical bills they could no longer afford any kind of getaway.I was happy to do it.

Whether they lost their job or got a medical issue or something else. 

With his crazy work schedule as a Sales Manager at a medical device company that can require him to be on call 24 hours a day, having a roommate wasn’t going to work for him anymore so having a separate unit was a must.

And the medical sector in Cleveland is booming, with hospitals like Metro and Cleveland Clinic literally pouring billions of dollars into the area.  

I am in the medical field and could rent to training residents and nurses as well.The market is saturated in Port Angeles with STR and I think locals are having difficulty finding housing.