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All Forum Posts by: J. Warren

J. Warren has started 1 posts and replied 7 times.

Post: REPLAY Midterm Rental Sensation: Ms Kellie Michelle

J. WarrenPosted
  • San Bernardino, CA
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Thank you for posting this. Watching now.

Post: Pros/Cons of Medium-Term Rentals

J. WarrenPosted
  • San Bernardino, CA
  • Posts 7
  • Votes 1

Thanks for the info. From your experience, would it be ideal to purchase/manage an out of state MTR? I'm in SoCal (Inland Empire) looking to purchase a home for MTR but the prices are a little out of my range. It seems the Texas housing market has a better entry for me.  

Post: Occupations looking for Medium Term Rentals

J. WarrenPosted
  • San Bernardino, CA
  • Posts 7
  • Votes 1
Quote from @Allen Duan:
Quote from @Bonnie Low:

Midterm rentals are most commonly associated with travel nurses, but that's an over simplification. Traveling medical professionals (not just nurses) are probably the most frequently targeted in this niche. Other health care professionals include radiology, occupational and physical therapy, surgeons, anesthesiologists, rehabilitation, respiratory therapists - essentially almost any health care profession. Considering how broad the range of pay is across this sector, you can imagine that the types of properties they're looking for vary greatly as well. Depending on your location, you may have good demand from construction trades, digital nomads, IT, even workers affiliated with the film industry which is branching out far beyond Hollywood (Atlanta, for example, is really growing in this area). And don't overlook insurance placements or people looking for furnished housing while their own homes are under construction or as temporary housing when they're new to an area but aren't ready to buy. 


 Bonnie covered pretty much everything I wanted to say :) My company manages 16 doors in Los Angeles and most of them are mid term rentals. Our most common types of guest are travel nurses, people having their homes renovated, people moving to LA and house searching, and college students with summer internships, probably in that order. 

Travel nurse demand is really good if you're in the right area near one (or more!) hospitals that hire travel nurses. We find most of our travel nurses through Furnished Finder. 

I'd love to answer any other questions you have about mid term rentals.


 Thank you for the good information. Any idea where we can find information on which hospitals in a given area use travel nurses? Like a rating/ranking system on which hospitals have the most travel nurses? 

Post: Funding Short/Medium-Term Rentals

J. WarrenPosted
  • San Bernardino, CA
  • Posts 7
  • Votes 1

Hello, did you ever get an answer for financing on medium term rental properties. I'm not too far from a pretty well-known hospital but the pricing for the homes is slightly out of my price range. 

Post: Househacking & Investors Meet Up!

J. WarrenPosted
  • San Bernardino, CA
  • Posts 7
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Are you planning to do more meetups in the future? I would like to join a meeting. 

Post: First rental property

J. WarrenPosted
  • San Bernardino, CA
  • Posts 7
  • Votes 1

Investment Info:

Single-family residence buy & hold investment.

Purchase price: $275,000
Cash invested: $30,000

I purchased my first single family home in San Bernardino, Ca back in 2016. Purchase price was approx 275k. I lived in this home with two roommates for about two years. Fast forward to 2022, I purchased my second home now rent my first home to a stellar tenant. The value of the home has increased a great deal due to the housing craze and renovations. I'm looking to leverage my first property to purchase a multi-property in the near future. Thanks for reading!

What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

I discovered biggerpockets.com around the same time I purchased my first home. After listening to numerous podcast of seemingly normal people living off real estate, I thought to myself, why not me? I figured a home purchase would be the best way for me to build some equity over time and make a move toward more properties.

How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?

My good friend/real estate agent and helped me through the process. He did all of my negotiating on my behalf. We made an offer and boom, I got the home.

How did you finance this deal?

FHA first time buy program. This was back in 2016. The purchase price of the home was $275,000 at the time. It only required somewhere between 3 or 4% down.

How did you add value to the deal?

I lived in the home and renovated it over time. I did about 90% of the work myself. I attended "YouTube university" for training and dived in. I painted the entire interior, pulled all the carpets and laid tile, removed popcorn ceiling, and landscaped front and back. Shot out to my neighbor who showed me how to lay tile!

What was the outcome?

I lived in this residence from 2016 to 2022. Within this time, I married and became a dad of two beautiful angels. My wife and I decided to pack up and move further east to a new build. We hired a property manager and rented our first home to a great tenant.

Lessons learned? Challenges?

"Slow is smooth and smooth is fast". For me, real estate is a marathon not a sprint. Finding solid people who are willing to answer your questions and bounce ideas off of will do wonders for your understanding and confidence.

Post: San Bernardino, CA

J. WarrenPosted
  • San Bernardino, CA
  • Posts 7
  • Votes 1

Hello all... better late than never. I'm a San Bernardino resident looking to rent my home out and purchase another home a little further north in the newer housing area south of the Cal State. Anyone find recent success with San Bernardino?