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Leslie Cunningham
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Travel Nurses for House Hacking

Leslie Cunningham
  • Homeowner
  • Riverside, CA
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Who can share their experience with Travel Nurses to house hack?  Huge thanks if you can point me in a direction on Travel Nurses Association and best strategies for marketing to this tenant class:  Travel RNs, Doctors, Physical Therapists.  

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Leslie Cunningham
  • Homeowner
  • Riverside, CA
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Quote from @Leslie Cunningham:

Who can share their experience with Travel Nurses to house hack?  Huge thanks if you can point me in a direction on Travel Nurses Association and best strategies for marketing to this tenant class:  Travel RNs, Doctors, Physical Therapists.  


 During the pandemic I did MYR for travel nurses, not for the $ but because of a lack of accommodations by a small community hospital. They were major drama queens, I fixed their cars, fed their dogs, shuttled them around etc. They were very sloppy and lazy at the house. That being said they were some of the nicest most caring people I ever met. They paid on time (ate my food  lol) and still stay in touch. I would never do it again.

Whoa!  That sounds intense.  Thanks for the feedback.  Very helpful indeed.

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