Strip malls and medical office do not overlap.

It's a popular platform for travel medical professionals that have two fairly distinct rental behaviours: They want studios and one bedrooms close to the hospital (15-20 mins max) and they often have a limited budget of around $1600 or less.If you have a larger home, Airbnb is a GREAT place to market your MTR as it is the largest OTA out there with about 20-25% of nights booked for 30 nights and more.

A national physician group with A+ credit and a long term lease in a major medical hub with next to 0% vacancy will be a great buy to a core REIT, even if the CoC is 5%. 

Or are you looking at commercial: retail, medical, office, industrial, etc, too?

The MTR strategy works best on smaller units close to large hospitals (medical staffing).

We recently bought a larger house to accommodate our growing family, but in a few years—once the kids have moved out—we may sell the new place and move back into our original home.We’re considering renting it fully furnished to traveling nurses, doctors, or other short-term medical professionals.

That cluster of schools helps keep steady rental demand from students, faculty, and medical staff in nearby hospitals as well.Happy to share more details or run some numbers if you’d like to see what returns could look like in these markets.

MTR hosts are very friendly so never hurts to pick up the phone and call operators on Furnished Finder in the medical district.

In my experience, the average fill time really depends on the platform and local demand—on Furnished Finder I’ve seen anywhere from 2–6 weeks for medical and corporate tenants, while Airbnb/VRBO bookings can come faster if your pricing and photos are competitive.

@Zeni Kharel One thing to add regarding an HSA is to look at what you spent on medical in the past year (out of pocket or deductibles) and make your payroll contributions align with that.