Also, there is a teaching hospital in the town, so we hear that medical residents like to rent out the houses with other medical residents while completing their residencies.

As someone who has experience and connections in the medical field, cannabis industry, movie industry, as well as restaurants and bars, I would assume this knowledge and these connections may be something that would appeal to a large firm who buys and sells these type of businesses?

Statistics on REALTORS® and Technology (from http://www.realtor.org/field-guides/field-guide-to-quick-real-estate-statistics) says 89% of REALTORS® use social media to some extent and the top places where REALTORS® place their listings are realtor.com®, Zillow and Trulia.Why didn't realtor.com become what zillow has become?

:I'm a little late to the thread, however I do plan to attend the event at 6:30pm tonight.I live in SF, and work in the health care field...new to REI, in the learning/info gathering phase right now.In State / Out of State?

For my medium term rentals, I don't require an application because I get mostly traveling medical professionals and digital nomads who are screened through the booking platform (hello landing).

I personally don't like using furnished finders accessory systems as they have big holes in them, but one thing I have learned is they are a travel medical professional you can ask to see their contract.

I have $50k in the bank after selling my first renovation/flip (took 30 months to sell, but made some good rent in the mean time).Property 1 is class D with 16 units (all efficiencies) located in old downtown, near the hospital and in the medical center of the town.

@Dusty CorningThe service that I use doesn't provide a credit score.When I run the reports, I usually see late medical bills, student loans, parking tickets, etc, which I am okay with.

I started believing that maybe I wasn't ready for on the job training out in the fields.

All of the schools are still there other than medical which got moved to another base.