All Forum Posts by: Yehuda R.

I’m drawn to this tenant group because traveling nurses often make great renters—employed, responsible, and in need of temporary housing. However, I’d love to hear from anyone with experience in this market.

What platforms or services have you found most effective for connecting with traveling nurses? Do you have tips for structuring short-term leases that protect me as a landlord while accommodating their needs?

Additionally, I’d appreciate advice on pricing. What factors should I consider when setting rent per room? Is it better to include utilities and amenities in the price? Are there specific features traveling nurses value most in a rental?

If anyone has experience renting to traveling nurses—or insights about short-term room rentals in Tampa—I’d be grateful for your thoughts and suggestions.

Thank you in advance for your help!

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Tampa, Florida

Quote from @Robert Ellis:

Quote from @Yehuda R.:

I'm looking for positive cash-flow properties for $350k or under in Columbus OH.

Im intrested in talking to pepole that invested there. No Agents please.

Thanks

have you looked at new construction? build to rent? commercial?

No. What do you have to offer?

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I'm looking for positive cash-flow properties for $350k or under in Columbus OH.

Im intrested in talking to pepole that invested there. No Agents please.

Thanks

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Quote from @Travis Biziorek:

Hi Yehuda, you should definitely be looking at Detroit. I have 12-doors there and am currently finishing up a duplex (one tenant moved in this past weekend).

It's a great market and people are starting to figure that out. You can easily find SFH's for under $100k that cash flow with current rates. Duplexes you can do under $150k if you know what you're doing.

I stay out of D Class areas and focus on strong C Class stuff where I believe we will see transitions to B Class in the next few years. With all the money and investment coming into the city it's happening like crazy!

Can you pm me please.

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Quote from @Bob Stevens:

Quote from @Yehuda R.:

I'm looking for positive cash-flow properties that has a potential of appreciation as well for $350k or under.

With current interest rates, mortgage payments will be quite high so I will need some kind of property that can generate some monthly income (even if it is very little).

Which markets should I be looking at that can be cash-flow positive but could also appreciate rapidly in the next five to ten years? I am looking for a single-family (or multi-family property) and will buy and hold.

Cleveland of course, I just picked up, 7 all under 90k, all with rents from 1200- 1400 all with values from 110- 125k,,,,,, All with have about 850 a month net income. 5, 6 7 years ago, they would have been about 60k. 3 months ago I picked up a 7 unit, rent will be about 37k net, all in 220k,,,

All the best

Can you pm me please

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Quote from @Preston Dean:

Quote from @Yehuda R.:

I was wondering now that intrest rates are high, is there any cashflow deals around?

Hi Yehuda,
I wouldn't let the higher interest rates discourage you from investing. When putting in a contract ask that the seller contribute money to you towards interest rate buy down. This could bring your rate from a 7.5 to a 6.25

check with some new builds, see if they will allow investors to purchase some properties. They have incredible incentives going on right now.

Thanks for the advise.

Do you know of any new buildings out there in FL?

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Quote from @Benjamin Carver:

Quote from @Yehuda R.:

Im looking for a cash flow deal in 3 diffrent states.

Tampa FL.

North Carolina.

Columbos Ohio.

I like to know from ypur experiance wich one of them are a beter market.

Thanks

No market is "better" than the other. Is this out of state investing? And what's your budget? You can make any market work with the right strategy. But if you want affordable go ohio, if you want airbnb maybe florida. If you want appreciation, look into north carolina. And if you're moving, figure out what market has the lifestyle and other factors you desire and then make it work.

Hi.

Im not moving. Im looking fo affordable good cash flow deal. Buget around 250k.

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Thanks for all the responders.

what is the cap rate there?

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Quote from @Remington Lyman:

Quote from @Yehuda R.:

Im looking for a cash flow deal in 3 diffrent states.

Tampa FL.

North Carolina.

Columbos Ohio.

I like to know from ypur experiance wich one of them are a beter market.

Thanks

I started purchasing small multifamily in Columbus, Ohio 5 years ago. The cost of entry is low while the cash flow is high. Columbus is the only Ohio market that has seen rapid growth in jobs and population.

Thank you for responding.

what do you mean by low entry price?

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All Forum Posts by: Yehuda R.

Yehuda R. has started 10 posts and replied 30 times.

Post: Renting My Property to Traveling Nurses. Seeking Advice.

Post: Renting My Property to Traveling Nurses. Seeking Advice.

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Post: Pepole that invested in Columbus OH.

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