Best bet would be to talk to some local commercial real estate brokers that specialize in retail and office leasing.They will be the ones in the know.That being said I like urgent care, medical, dental, eye dr, chiropractor etc they always make good long term retail/office flex tenants.

We travel a lot for various beer festivals and corporate gigs which has given me an opportunity to see some awesome real estate markets outside of my local area.

Un-retired and building a discounted paper business which includes medical loans and 2nds. 

In particular i'm wondering if the areas around Hopkins (or their medical school) are good for targeting students, or if there are other neighborhoods that can be easily and consistently rented.

I traveled for basketball back in high school to Eugene (although not Portland lol) and just loved the scenery and all the trees!

She also stated that the tenant is claiming duress and possible medical conditions as a result of all the stress placed upon her by my friend asking her to leave. 

My passion would be to use real estate as a tool to allow me to travel the world and do more volunteer work.

I wanted to open the discussion on how landlords with vacant properties can help traveling nurses, respiratory therapist, etc.

Just traveling to invest and came back.

Purchase price: $190,000 Cash invested: $6,000 2bed/1bath condo that rents exclusively to travel nurses.