The protection is great as an LLC, but if you are flipping houses with the LLC the IRS looks at it as a business and you get taxed at the state and fed income rates (brackets you fall within), a payroll tax at 15.3%, if the company is making over $113,700 a year it get's taxed an additional 2.3% medi-cal, and any employee making over $200,000 gets taxed at .9% for medi-cal. 

Another option would be to raise rent a little slower, like $100 for those going month-to-month, but decreased to $50 if signed a new lease.

You can also consider reaching out to local hospitals or medical facilities to let them know about your rentals and the benefits they offer to traveling nurses.4.

I’m Houston based and am part owner of units less < 5 miles from the medical center.

We target medical professionals and its good on paper but in actuality its always tough to get those numbers.

East Colfax out by the Anschutz medical campus.

I think houses tend towards the higher end of the market.I am real curious to see the full effects of the new medical school which is slated to come on line in 2017.Since I moved here, there have been growth spikes due to large projects coming on line like Motorola, AMD, and Dell.  

Already own home, condo, medical building and warehouse.Working towards my real estate license, with the intention of starting a property management company after three years.  

After listening to Bigger Pockets' Podcast, the name of the guest escapes me, I decided to house hack and rent my rooms to travel medical professionals.

There is also other websites like www.furnishedfinder.com  and www.nursesbnb.com that are just similar to Airbnb but cater to travelling healthcare providers (nurses, medical assistants,locums,radiology techs).