Knowing your market/demand drivers it going to be key, especially if you are looking to MTR (traveling nurses, military, students, etc). 

Looking forward to hearing from youThank you for reaching out, I won’t be traveling to the area.

Lowering prices on slower days can fill in the gaps, and it’s also worth setting longer minimum stays in advance to mitigate low booking volume over time.In my experience, mid-week travelers are usually on the road for work—client meetings, interviews, conferences, that sort of thing.

One recent update is that he has traveling for almost 2 weeks and ignoring anything related to the transaction.

The 2nd unit needed some renovations which I have nearly finished and I hoped to rent out it out as a MTR to traveling healthcare workers.

As for where to go, you need to decide what markets you would like to travel to and then narrow down from there.

Your thinking must align with the travelers, and often experienced-based thinking will take you much further than value based.So, let's say you are looking to enter the STR market and don't know what to look for in a winning home. 

I am a traveling healthcare worker and my two major goals are buying multi family properties and going back to school.

I am wanting to do a midterm rental, focused mainly on travel nurses and doctors.

We work in the healthcare field and aware of pay cuts to travel nurse salaries and contracts.