In these cases it's still possible to list a property as a Corporate or Traveling Nurse rental.

I'm still 'hacking' with a wife and 2 boys, but it's a mother-in-law unit down in the lower corner where we hardly see the neighbor.   

She makes a ton of money doing STR during the summer and during the winter she leases them furnished to travel nurses.   

Hi there,Soon I'll be downsizing my elderly mother and having her move in with me and want to sell her home.

In any case, I'm in California right now taking care of my elderly mother who recently broker her back.

I got rid of security deposits and have never had a damage issue- If there is a situation like a travel nurse coming into town and they want a 3 month lease I usually charge $750 a month for a unit that would normally rent for $625, but all fees still apply. - Typically I can fill a vacancy within 5 days to 3 weeks. 

Unless of course the family wanted to use the loft as a mother-in-law sweet or something along those lines.

I was thinking that would be the case but as my Mother would be my partner I wanted to see how everyone else handled this method.

My building has a nurse practitioner occupying 30% of the building.

It is undeveloped or I think the term is “raw.”My grandparents have land in front of my mothers land that is another 2.5 acres or so and runs along a well used road.