If you are close to the med center, there are plenty of nurses who stay 3 month contracts.

Do your research around:-  UAMS Med Center-  Children's Hospital-  Baptist Hospital-  St.

That was completed mid- 2022 and is now consistently rented out to traveling nurses at the 200 acre Med center located 1 block away.

The light rail runs straight through the med center.

We also wrote in some things to the agreement: each year we would consider selling (if either partner wanted to sell - we sell; or if we mutually agree to hold - we hold for another year); we have succession/plan set up should anything happen to either party (my husband and I own an LLC that owns 50% of our JV LLC so that's not an issue, but our partner owns 50% of the JV LLC in his name); things like that are spelled out in case of the worst.   2) Mortgage is $1900/month (20 yr amort.) apartment rent $1000 and shooting for $2000-2400 house rent depending on the type of tenant we get (there's a possibility we will house either a family, or rent by the room b/c we are only about a block from OU med center, so whichever happens first!).

The town I live in is very friendly to those interested in renting as per my post especially to Med center employees.

I am currently located in the Texas Med Center area.

I have junk properties around the med center that stay full easily

If you want to live in the med center and still invest in real estate, it would make sense to rent close to where you want to live and then invest in cheaper properties that cash flow outside of the inner loop.

Something like a college town that has small to medium sized med center/hospital...you can toggle back and forth between short and midterm based on seasonal demand.