Just make sure that it is clearly in your ad as well.

FYI, Ca-nan-ada ain't doing to well buddy. yeah friend, ya should maybe check with persons who actually know Aaa Guy. 

I know a lot of people target the travel nurse demographic, but there are also a lot of patients that come for long-term treatments and need housing.Does anyone have experience catering to this demographic, and what are your thoughts on making the house ADA compliant? 

You need to make sure the policy/coverage you get is designed for this use and not a standard homeownes policy.The Lawyer and the town can give you an idea of the Modifications you may be required to make due to:- ADA compliance- Fire Code Compliance- other Laws/Ordiances that may be triggered when you move away from a Residential to a Commercial exposure

I've always thought that the annual Fair Housing training we always had to take in banks was stupid and almost insulting to our intelligence, but after seeing your post, I would highly recommend seeking out and taking courses on Fair Housing, ADA, and other relevant real estate-related regulatory courses.

I'm AD as well and this is how I got started.

With the prices in Ada County being pushed up has anyone looked at Nampa?

So I could make it ADA compliant (ish).

I am curious if there is anyone out there, specifically in Ada, OK or surrounding areas that can shed some light on the market, if there are decent property managers out there, etc.

If the tenant will not grant access, your state certainly has laws on the books that provide the seller with the ability to post a notice in the door and come with law enforcement ad a locksmith to gain access.