Typically a small recession does not cause rents or travel to go down too much.

We have State Farm HQ nearby so I'm thinking those travelling for business would be our target if we went that route.

They do have a growing medical hospital which could cater to traveling nurses and doctors. 

This has been an awesome strategy because we can get a lot of data from their utility usage.

Our first real estate purchase was a condo in Denver as well, and we've had good success renting it as a medium-term rental to traveling nurse types. 

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I traveled to Boise for 5 days.

@Yonah Weiss any deal cost is going to dilute the returns to the LP, whether it's acquisition fee, travel cost, attorney cost, lender cost, etc.

Based on my market it should rent for 475-500 a month there is also a spot set up on the property to place a camper (travel trailer).

I suggest near hospitals, universities, and other areas that have high demand for travel but also high demand for long term rentals.