She currently works in travel healthcare and is being told that because she does not have two years of employment history she is being denied the loan.

Additionally if you have some hospitals in the area that take on contract or traveling nurses this could be an opportunity to discover consistent, strong tenants. 

Wow I'm surprised you can find them that cheap in utah.

I am actually from New Orleans so didn't have to travel far.

Cheap money allows people to overpay for properties that pay less returns.

I'm reading Brandon's book, Rental Property Investing, but many of the homes around me aren't cheap.

You are leaving a ton of money on the table if you just dump it for cheap.

Since the being of Covid I’ve been able to travel around the US working as a travel nurse.

or are there good ones out there for cheap. being stuck in the deal without a buyer on day 10 is a scary thought.2nd.

It is within 15 minutes of downtown and most of the major hospitals in the area, I understand there are a lot of travel nurses coming to Cincinnati right now so that could be a potential avenue for short term tenants.