A popular market to target is traveling nurses and doctors for example.

For what it's worth my cousin and his wife rent a home there with their child, work as nurses and seem to like it.Anyway I'm a newbie at REI so take my thoughts for what you will. 

I have construction/maintenance experience as well as some limited marketing and rental experience, so I believe a small multifamily unit would be a perfect fit for me as a beginning investor.I like to work on property, and just finished installing large-format tile in the laundry room and kitchen at my mother's rental - so am not at all daunted by a multi-fixer (to a point).

Get in the game or you'll be in the nursing home wishing you had!

If anyone asks, “Nursing is my profession and real estate is my business”.

I was able to find a 3/2 with a mother in law suite built behind it which is a small 1 bedroom.

There's always travel nurses or people moving in and out of LA or I imagine the studios have someone working on a movie or TV show that need short term housing.

We currently live in the country and take care of my Grandmother but she will soon require full-time care in a nursing home and my wife was ready to move months ago because she drives 40 minutes one way.

A family friend's mother passed away a while back and the bank filed a notice of default a few months ago.

.,, mother needs toMove in, current property doesn’t accommodate.