Both were grad students at ASU, one wanted to rent with three other grad students; the other was renting alone, with the lease co signed by her father, an MD who owned three emergency medical clinics in Michigan, and willing to pay in advance on a 9 month lease.

Seems like you would need to network with medical professionals and try to get referrals?

@Adam TafelCorrect $200 cash flow after $100/month capex, 1 month vacancy.The home is in Austin which has Hormel, medical, warehousing.

Want to move out of this area and considering either Tracy, Elk Grove or Folsom.Assuming Safety, Community and Medical facilities are the criteria which of the  3 cities are recommended.

I wish there was a way to check medical on co-signers, we had a nice seeming grandma co-sign, but she was terminally ill.

There are renters of all types here, but I would think young professionals, medical staff, and college students would be the most open to a RBTR setup. 

For example, a tenant discussed with me about getting accepted to medical school out of state.

Columbus has seen great appreciation with many new jobs being created from large expansions by companies such as Intel, Honda, Amazon, Nationwide Children's hospital and Wexner Medical Center.

We have been doing some str with a complex i have targeted at families in need of short term housing while in the city for medical and hospital visits and it has been fairly good. 

I have an opportunity that has came up and I'm needing help determining if I have a good deal or not.little background, my neighbor needs to sell his house and move to a place with higher elevation (medical reasons).