@Patrick Flanagan yup, not only nurses but traveling medical and allied health professional students that rotate at the hospital.

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.

I worked in a lumber yard in high school and my doctor brother worked for electricians. 

There are necessary skills to manage property correctly just as there are necessary skills to do any job whether a CPA, Lawyer, Doctor or Grocery clerk.

But don't forget that Travel Medical professionals are not your only clients.There are quite a few that would need a larger 4 bedrooms:1.

What has helped, depression medication, sunlight, spending time with friends, and as @Abel Curiel mentioned striving to better myself.

Using unlicensed, uninsured, "contractors" can easily result in you being liable for medical bills, as well as potential OSHA fines.Then there are the costs of improper or poor quality repairs, if the PM is substandard, their vendors may be also.

If you're interested in MTR you're gonna want to focus on location, a lot of investors situate MTR near hospitals because of doctor/nurse turnover. 

In early 2020, identified Albuquerque as an interesting city with multiple industries (Entertainment, Military, Medical) and affordability.

Such as a major medical issue where they can prove they moved out to live with family.The death of a family member that forced them to move.Other things like that would be taken in consideration.