My name is Francisco, I’m 25 years old, originally from Puerto Rico but joined the USAF active duty two years ago and I’ve been traveling all around the nation ever since!

However, when restrictions from travel and home sales was lifted the pent up demand created a high volume of rentals.

We are in a long distance relationship (2 hours apart). we are BOTH 24 & live with our parents.We are tired of the travel back and forth on the weekends and we want to move in together but I want to be smart about itNow, I am the more INVESTOR driven one in the relationship.

If you care about traffic, avoid having to travel through a bridge or tunnel to get to work.  

I will secure financing for 500k at 20% down and purchase a cash flowing rental(s) (ideally value add multifamily) while still working a full time job (I am working remotely and would travel to wherever I invest, post on the locations I am looking at here). 

Do you think renting this home to traveling nurses is a good idea?

Yeah she never moved in ALL of her stuff - a mattress, couch and minimal furniture and was renting the unit as a flop house for people traveling from NY to Boston as a layover - $75 a night.

Real estate agents need to understand that they're job is going the way of travel agent at a high speed. 

Plus, I'm not in MD that much, I am a travel nurse and have been taking contracts outside of the state for a while now.

But an alternative to consider if the banks are making it difficult is to establish medium term leases (month to month lease) with traveling nurses or other work related travel.