I am looking to rent to travel nurses (or medical pros) but wondering if there is a source of info of which hospitals have the most need from travel nurses.

Lets call that the :( side.2) And there is the happy side... passive income (syndications, passive partnerships ie medical/dentist offices) and passive losses (depreciation, bonus depreciation via cost segregations common in syndications).

He claims he's selling for his friend who has medical issues.

My medical care is outlined in it and it specifically states who will speak for me when I am unconscious.

Definitely a good market because we have 4 major hospital networks throughout the city.....also there are other industries other than medical that can benefit from your service

Also what other alternatives are there if I'm primarily looking for those in the medical fields? 

Is the business expected to pass out meds for the residents - and are you required to have medical personnel on staff to do so?

There are several late payments and one item (a tiny medical bill overlooked) that went to collections and was paid immediately when she realized she had not paid it. 

I think units furnished with modern comfort but local personality would do well with film industry people, traveling nurses, families of hospital patients, and possibly medical residents.Also, we're getting an Amazon fulfillment center, so that should be good.

What the credit analyst would have missed is that if I buy a trampoline, it will double my primary property insurance, and if someone gets hurt, they can sue me and I will lose my house (giant medical bill) because it is under my name, not LLC.