I'm a Nurse Practitioner by day. 

I was a travel nurse for 6 months in WS and really want to get into doing some midterm rentals there.

I try to get traveling nurses in the winter but only limited luck. 

I recently purchased a duplex about 5 minutes away from where I currently live.My goal for the duplex is to furnish and rent to travel nurses/workers as it is very close to a large hospital that is expanding in the near future.

You’re probably thinking, I don’t know this person so why should I get involved… just remember that we’d both be in the same boat, we both have to trust and respect one another, but read to the end, and learn more about me.I was born and raised in San Jose, California by my beautiful, wickedly smart and fiercely independent single mother.

The house has two kitchens (one is a mother-in-law suite), 3 bathrooms and is approximately 1600 sq ft.

(nursing home situation)To shorten the story, we had to make some quick moves to get things lined up.

Creative investment strategies include short-term rentals, medium-term rentals, nursing/senior living homes, and rent-by-the-room—all viable investment strategies depending on the market that can create significantly more significant cash flow incentives than if the property were sourced as a traditional rental. 2.

My fiance has a family member that is willing to sell us a house for way under its current value that she inherited from her adoptive mother, who passed away a few years ago.

I'm not sure the specifics of that market but my initial gut reaction would be that 90+ day stays may be a bit too limiting to make an MTR worth it. 90 days could work well with the average 13 weeks for travel nurse contracts but may limit your digital nomads, business traveler, etc bookings.