It takes a little time, but it allows you to get started if you don't have working capital.I've now turned half my properties into mid-term rentals for mostly traveling health care providers. 

My uncle is getting older and facing health issues.

After 25 years I thought my health insurance had gotten too expensive for me and my partner at $1400/month and started working a W-2 job thinking that would be ideal.

Maybe they need to move for work, health, family obligations or whatever.

I support what you are trying to do but Housing Provider sounds the same as Health Care Provider and look whats happening with that.

Like what do full time real estate investors do about health insurance?

Also, in WA you have to offer monthly payments for the security deposit, so I didn't want to freak out too much.August 2022 - Rent payment is late, and fails several times...no rent for AugustSeptember 2022 - Tenant gets a big check for a past car accident, pays August rent and September RentOctober - December 2022 - Tenant pays rent late every month, but always pays rent and a $190 late fee January 2023 - Rent Fails, no rent collected February 2023 - Rent fails, tenant finally responds to text messages, and tells me that her sister (who is on the lease) has been in the hospital since December for mental health reasons.

We have done a few health and safety updates, fixed hurricane damage etc.

I was going to site "health and safety" to push them to approve any plans the require HOA approval. 

We are partnering with organizations and landlords to assist with health, shelter, and financial education.