Hi Bigger Pockets community,Has anyone had any experience with renting to traveling nurses or medical professionals?

Because if it's for medical use, then couldn't the tenant potential claim that they're being discriminated against as a disabled individual, who takes a certain medication?

You are talking about a resident in medical.

I’m talking about class A or B STNL, or maybe a solid medical office bldg., say in the $2-6 mil range, not junk.

If you have allergies, my apologies - bring your medication.

Yep, I have read that article.....I guess I am still trying to learn about the risks, like what if the owner claims bankruptcy the day before the auction.....or what if there is a medi cal lien or silent lien I would be unaware of? 

Reach out to HCA (Tristar network) to see if you can house their traveling medical staff. 

I made a database of all my clients from oil fields, doctors etc. then when Airbnb came out I used that to advertise as well.

What do they call the person who graduates with the lowest passing grade in medical school?

You've got choices....you can buy the big doctor home and drive beautiful cars and take luxury vacations with a YOLO mindset, or you can have a generational wealth mindset where you get busy and pay off the bad debt ASAP with more short term pain for long term gain.