There mother called us just over a month ago and informed us that they were being evicted and if they can’t find somewhere that she can afford, they will have to move back with family, away from GA.

I am nurse just turned NP. 

If my mother lives next door and I say hi to her then the IRS can kiss my behind and I will gladly see them in court.

A ton of STR's opportunities include traveling nurses for hospitals, medical centers, and campus sights for OSU students.

They include Comfort Inn, Country Inn, Extended Stay Suites, 2x Holiday Inns and Candlewood.Here's the total view of employers based on my research so far:- Hospitals and Healthcare Facilities: Some search results mention the high demand for traveling nurse housing in Cookeville, indicating that local hospitals and healthcare providers are a major source of furnished rental needs.- Manufacturing Companies: The City-Data forum post lists several major manufacturing employers in Cookeville, such as Fleetguard, Ficosa, and Tenneco.

ARV: 170k - 180k (wholesaler estimate 200k)Repair: 30k for rent (wholesaler estimate 20k), 45k for rehab Cosmetic rehab on the main house, new roof on the mother in law unit and rehabWholesaler asking price: 125k can lower to 120kMain house rent for $1200 to $1400, mother in law unit $600 to $800I was going to offer 96k but I think I can offer up to 105k, but between 120k to 105k seem like a lot.

San Francisco has a number of hospitals for travel nurses and other medical workers and probably corporate professionals who travel there.

Are there websites specifically for travel nurses and corporate housing (finance, technology companies, etc)?

We have a glorified house hack scenario in Portland where we rent about half of the property out as a mid term and while our travel nurse is working we are improving the second half of the property for a future permitted attached ADU. 

This strategy is great, but it fluctuates depending on the time of year, you probably won't live for free because it is more challenging since you are only Airbnbing a small space or basement unit.4) MTR - this is a good in between style of creative strategies since you can furnish a place nicely that would rent out on Airbnb but you want a long-term high quality tenant like a travel nurse or corporate rental that stay for 2-3 months vs. under 30 days for most Airbnbs.Combining strategies is the best way to go, ideally, you would find a property with a separate entrance or walkout basement, live upstairs in the one of the bedrooms, rent out the other upstairs rooms and STR/MTR/LTR the bottom unit.