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Megan Hirlehey
  • Pittsburgh, PA
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Pros and Cons of renting to traveling nurses?

Megan Hirlehey
  • Pittsburgh, PA
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Hi BP,

I've done nothing but long-term rentals up until this point, but with everything going on, I'm wondering if this is all increasing the need for traveling medical professionals?

Do any of you specifically rent to the niche? what are some of the benefits and pitfalls associated specifically with this demographic of renter vs. your standard long-term tenant? 

Where do you post your listings if specifically trying to target these renters?

Are there any additional lease considerations?

Ii haven't decided one way or the other, I'm just trying to research a bunch of different options to see what makes sense in this market.

Thanks!

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