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Updated over 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

Experience w/ Furnished Finder for Traveling Nurses in Baltimore?
Hey everyone,
I have a 2 BD/3 BA property located in the Ellwood Park neighborhood in Baltimore City and have furnished it for short-/medium-term rental for traveling nurses through the housing website Furnished Finder.
I was curious if anyone has had any experience (positive or negative) with this service and could offer some insights on how to use it more effectively.
Let me know when you get a chance.
Thanks!
Most Popular Reply

I do travelling nurses, although I don't use furnished finder since I have been doing it such a long time, they just call me.
It is mostly positive, high turnover, nurses are quiet, clean, usually have a pet, pay on time, have min problems. etc...
But it is constant tenant search, if you dont mind that, go for it
- Ozzy Sirimsi