San Diego and Phoenix are 2 of the most popular cities for travel nurses. for example a 1 bedroom in Phoenix that would rent long term for maybe 800 you could rent for 1600 furnished to a nurse.

I'm planning to build three 500sf furnished cabins and rent them out to contractors in the same way as renting to travel nurses.

Hello,so I am in the middle of my mother's estate.

My mother had dual citizenship in the US and Ireland. 

Are there certain nursing housing agencies that people have liked working with? 

You take advantage of the cash flow from seasonal pops of airbnb occupancy and have a steady medium term (likely 13 weeks - standard contract length for travel nurses) premium rent in the off season.

I am a nurse by trade, but I have always wanted to invest in real estate, and make my living doing so.

That's why I'm a fan of single family homes on larger lots because you have options such as converting a garage or building an additional structure/ ADU.One massive opportunity I see is finding properties in close proximity to major hospitals to rent out mid-term (30 days+) to travel nurses.

My mother owns a working farm in North Texas that she inherited in the late 90s.

A friend is trying to help is mother get a deed in her name of a property that belonged to her sister who has been deceased for over 20 years.