Of course, some complaints will be justified, others not, but if they readily share complaints about where they currently live, they'll likely find similar issues at your property, and might not be worth the headache.We then have them fill out a standard application.

If you don’t have a PM that’s why these people are applying for your place, they can’t get in a place where professionals manage it. 

Account Closed, your forgot the folks with substance abuse problems and gambling addictions, and of course those who are really terrible landlords. 

Furnished finder is the primary source of leads from traveling medical professionals, though there are others like social media pages dedicated to travel nurses, for example.

Of course not.The buyer would still make (roughly) $100K of profit.

(Those which qualify of course) Looking forward to hearing helpful advice, things to avoid, what not to jump into, and learning ways of making the best choices for long term investing.  

This gets quite tricky and you should seek professional advice.Here's the part about the post that really jumps out at me as a red flag: the math. 

Great for cash flow but of course depends on the property.

If your situation qualifies as an unforeseen circumstance, you might be eligible for a prorated exclusion based on the time you spent in the home.It's crucial to consult with a tax professional or accountant to get advice tailored to your specific situation.

Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?