We are going the furnished route and are going to target travel nurses/travel medical professionals since we are within 20 minutes or less of 8 eight area hospitals. 

It's going to be a rental property.Some information about the quote:Coverage – A (Dwelling): $250,000 Coverage – B (Other Structures):  $5,000 Coverage – C (Personal Property): $10,000 Coverage – E (Additional Living Expense): $25,000Coverage – L (Liability): $300,000 Coverage – M (Medical Payments): $2,000 Any ideas are appreciated.

I have a collegue who is renting 2 buildings by the room near the Medical District.

If you're talking about traveling medical professionals - they work long hours and really just use your property for sleeping and eating (maybe).

With the medical college, the fort, and cyber command, there are a whole bunch of higher end renters.  

Hello, my wife and I are currently looking to move to Charleston, WV while she completes her final two years of medical school.

(Things like medical debt don't concern me as they likely didn't "choose" to get sick.)

If I were a traveling medical professional, and the price changed after I showed the proof of income, I would back out and no longer trust the landlord.

Who more often than not is someone fresh out of medical school without much experience.

Regardless, make sure your city and neighborhood that you are investing in have different types of STR travel demographics.For example, here in Tampa not only do we have theme park and beach tourism (#5 ranked beaches by TripAdvisor in the world in 2021), we have educational tourism (one of the largest universities - USF and then UT), and also medical tourism (we have some of the best hospitals in the country especially for outpatient services).