I was diagnosed with colon cancer over 5 years ago and if there was ever a slap in the face for the ages that day when my GI doctor told me I had cancer was it. 

Especially for the 30+ day stays you can attract way more than medical professionals using Airbnb. 

Maybe they need the $375,000 down to pay medical bills or buy their next house?

Jax has great medical facilities (20% of local GDP) and is the #1 destination in FL for golfers.

(You can read WebMD all day, but maybe you should just talk to a doctor!)

I'm an airline pilot and my girlfriend (fiance in the next few months) is a doctor in physical therapy finishing residency this year.

I would like to dive into airbnb, eventually,  if I find the right property or do mid term rentals to traveling nurses or doctors. 

Regarding the locum/travel medical professional housing market, great recommendation!

I’ve got 3 that are looking at moving right now, but one is for a bigger unit, and another is for medical reasons… so I don’t see a big trend toward buying houses right now.Randy 

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