I work with a few ER Docs and Nurses that are in the real estate game as well!

Property is vacant; Owner in a nursing home; kids trying to sell it3 Beds, 2 baths, 1315 sqftOriginal LP: 165kCurrent LP: 155kARV: 170k+ Estimated Rehab: (moderate/high) $18/foot = 24kIt's in pretty rough shape. 

This is where the nurse in me takes over the realtor and informs you that sometimes people are just crazy and there’s nothing you can do about it.    

.; targeting nurse & local workers ( who has a stable job). 

Also looking at SFH, Townhomes and Condos as an airbnb style i.e near a hospital for traveling nurses.

List your place on Furnished Finder and join the traveling nurse groups on FB.

Read your state regs, - involve your area authorities (fire marshall, building inspectors and anyone at the state level of whichever arm of state govt manages Assisted Living/Nursing homes early and often in the design/build process - they have to be kept in the loop and part of the process to keep happy and so that your facility can be auth'd and up and running)Best of luck

Neither of these indicate what the law exactly is, but both show that regardless, you can be asked/required to obtain a new lead  certificate in Philly if a judge, or a nurse/health professional request it.

Cost to me was about $1500.We have another multi with a huge NG boiler & I have quickly learned a LOT about hydronics, $118 solenoid zone valves & nursing that old beast.

Are you planning to market to nursing students?