Renting to Traveling Nurses

[Caitlyn Drapeau]

Hi all. 

I recently purchased a 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom single family home on its own land in southern/seacoast of NH. I originally purchased this to owner occupy but, as I begin renovations, I am reconsidering renting it out. I have heard a lot of good things about renting to traveling nurses. Does anyone have any experience with this?  The nearest hospital from the property is approximately 18 minutes away. I am looking to connect with anyone who has experience with this. Thank you!!!

[Leryda Vazquez]

Quote from @Patricia Steiner:

That opportunity may have passed already. Many states have not only reduced the allocation (#) of visiting nurses but greatly reduced their compensation. Also check the visiting nurse websites to determine supply and demand. You may find that the supply is far greater than the demand now that the pandemic crisis is considered done.  In Florida, this opportunity really isn't one anymore.  If that's the case in your state, consider other options like marketing to hospital interns and residents. They make great tenants as they gently use the property since they're basically living at the hospital.  

Best..

 They are in great demand here in New England.  Our area gets 500 inquiries a month and only has 14 properties.