Nurses are hired in a variety of industries - from corporate america, to insurance, to the medical community. 

I am slowly converting more of my units into medical housing since it has been so great. 

He can handle investment properties in Michigan and can get that done quicker.I have a friend that bought an apartment near the medical district in GR a couple years ago. 

The current market has been growing at such a high rate, and with large employers like Amazon, ABC Supply, Dollar General, Shine Medical and Mercy Health, this market boast robust tenants looking for nice rentals.

., Dollar General, Mercy Health and Shine Medical have all played vital roles in the growth and development of this market.

Remember you need keep reserves for emergencies and most banks require 3-6 months reserved per property when financing. 

I spoke with my insurer and the way the current policy is structured (homeowners), it covers the two-unit as if one unit was rented and the other one was owner-occupied with full replacement cost on the dwelling (loan requirement), private structures, personal property, personal liability, medical payments to others and loss of use, replacement cost on contents (personal property loss), tenants relocation expense, back up of sewer, drain and sump pump coverage ($500 deductible, $5K limit)

I explained I was trying something out as a kind of mortgage hack and wanted to build a backwards emergency fund.

It is a trust/pass through entity in which a sponsor (think big real estate investment corporation) buys institutional property (apartments, self storage, commercial, medical office, etc) and then sells interest in the Trust/Property to investors.

People have medical emergencies and have to dispute criminal hospital charges.