There is a well document syndrome in the medical journals  called  " Burnt out landlord Syndrome"  :) and believe me its real.there is no doubt a personality type that does best at being a landlord.. and it really depends also to some extent on the asset class.but on the high end stuff when I had rentals I had 14 SFRs that were new construction that I held all 200 to 250k homes.. and those tenants while fully qualified and never missed rent and did not destroy the house's.. they were on the other end.IE I want to up grade my appliances to stainless.. or can you please replace the tile counter tops which were standard in the day with slab granite..

Lastly, I always buy their lunch if they travel to see me and don't insist on paying, but I never tell them that ahead of time haha

It's also worth noting that I travel a lot and will not be in the home most week nights.

Also look up the medical district and MAPS projects.

@Mitch Deminski I'll be sure to connect once I get back in town, currently busy traveling for work.

Im located in Pine Bluff and frequently travel to Conway.

We get a lot of travel nurses and doctors/residents and I thought this would be a good idea for a renting the rooms.

So that tenants can still travel to work in the bigger towns within a resonable timespan.

Besides, she says she has a medical card for it.My worry isn’t that she uses it.

I am traveling rn but once back home I will let you know the .gov resources I use for my analysis on top of some extensive Googling.