I mostly see those when I am buying cheap houses.

I would like to be able to occupy the property for 1 week every 4-6 months, which they agree to (with enough notice on dates) as they have to travel for work at times and could easily vacate during these periods.Has anyone written this sort of agreement into a lease?

People are still traveling and spending $ like there’s no tomorrow.

I work in a market where "cheap properties can be the most expensive" so I'm curious to see how that montra checks out in other markets as well.  

2 thoughts. 1)You pay for what you get, ie cheap in rarely good, and good is rarely cheap....

Be aware of Drafters where you are trying to be cheap.

@Alex Stariha Cozy is a cheap option to start with it, but I don't see it being able to scale and provide all the functionality as a true property management software.

My clients are focusing on medical districts for traveling nurses/residents - near Nationwide.

We travel there when we can and bust out projects but winter is coming and reliable teams are hard to come by (not to mention the financial concern).

I always think about it this way, if you are buying cheap houses it is because people don't want them and don't want to live in that location.