Especially, if you have 2 years of employment under your belt.

What happens when the tenant has an employment disruption and doesn't pay rent?

I plan to get a property later this year and employ the house-hacking strategy (I already have the funds for downpayment and closing).

You may need to employ a resident manager to help out in the beginning.

However I call one of them explained my situation, currently starting, getting to know the value and look for lenders, however his answer was not what i expected, he let me know they are looking for investors with money so they can help them...So I was wondering If you have any advise/opinion/comment on;Would the fist step  be get to know to what financing amount I have access to, based on my employment and credit score?

If I were in your position, I would either - Ask for the nurses contract or recruiter contact to verify employment and use this as the background and credit check (most travel assignments require you to get a background check prior to going to a hospital, and the contract would prove employment and term) - Offer the nurse a month to month rental with options to extend but require my cleaner to go in every month to clean and assess"

I see that makes it about 30 minutes from (for example) Redstone Arsenal, which I know is a major employer. 

@Raj MukherjeeYou are right in your analysis, Huntsville definitely has better schools and the employer profile is much better as well. 

Self-employment tax will be required on the net gain, which will of course be 0 after property expenses and depreciation.

@Ryan KleinTo attain a $3000 monthly cash flow objective in five years, begin with home hacking, then employ financing choices like as refinancing, DSCR loans, and BRRRR techniques.