I have looked at an RV campground which has some challenges due to Health department requirements.

I chose mine because of the health of their HOA, the rules regarding the leasing and their watchful eye over my tenants. 

One of my city's major industry is Health Care, what are some ways to find traveling nurses needs/connections for housing? 

I've been immersing myself in reading and research from platforms like BiggerPockets, which has provided me with valuable insights and knowledge.Currently, I work as an IT Analyst at Cone Health, where I have gained valuable experience in my field.

The person/people that lived there must be in terrible health after being in a place like that for so many years. 

One thing to remember with ALFs is that you're pretty much leaving the real estate business and entering into the health care field, so education is very important.

But as a traveling health care worker I would recommend Temple Texas.

CT ranks 4th best in USA for Health, MA is 5th, VT is 6th these are all in driving distance of RI.

If five inspectors went through the same house, you'd likely get five different reports. 2: Inspectors (as a whole) are concerned primarily with health and safety issues.

In NJ you cannot evict or remove your tenants to do renovations unless the house has an structural or environmental issue that could jeopardize the tenants lives, health or similar.