I don't have much knowledge when it comes to Bristol but I am willing to learn and would appreciate any information anyone may have.

....if not, I strongly suggest studying up on that topic.I'd also definitely suggest reading up on the risks of funding a rehab with credit cards--especially  if you've never done a rehab using credit cards, and especially if you don't have the cash reserves to stay afloat if things don't go according to plan. 

And one thing for nurses you have to really cater to their unique needs [they take assignment in usually 13 weeks stints and most find short term housing on Airbnb and or Extended stay then look for longer term [lower cost] housing. 

A lot of knowledge to learn from a variety of people here.If you have any questions feel free to ask and were happy to have you!

Test their knowledge against what you have learned.

Consider a hybrid approach, starting with a property closer to your current location in Indianapolis while building knowledge and connections in Lafayette.

I'd recommend analyzing 50 private placement offerings to gain knowledge and define your criteria for investing in them.Properly investing in syndications can be mostly passive but it takes upfront work and education to get there. 

If I'd stayed in, last February would have been 21 years for me.

As far as a strategy goes, I would suggest leaning into your current skill set and knowledge to find an unfair advantage.

I'm not an expert but based on my personal knowledge.