I looked at buying a duplex in Sacramento and doing a long term rental and STR/MTR on the other side to travel nurses/business people.  

Instead I choose to travel most months (came back from NZ this morning) while obtaining good RE returns.  

Our property manager aims for getting the work-from-homers, traveling nurses, etc vs going after the vacationers and it's doing well to the point of we don't get to use it as much as we would like!

I had to travel to Punta Cana last year and, because of the pandemic, I thought it was safer to stay at Club Med.

They need to make before they lose money or even worth marketing the asset for youI don’t believe at all this is like McDonald’s, it’s more like calling an electrician to change a light bulb, there will be a travel charge // min charge for someone to come do a specific job.

Currently I am house hacking as a mid-term landlord (list on Airbnb.. renting Jack and Jill upstairs in our home to traveling professionals) we are consistently booked and lots of inquiries.

For example, "hey wife, we just bought this property, let this be the travel fund.

I’m doing some digging and am aware of people who have used Traveler’s Insurance and USAA. 

Have you traveled around the world?

Not having kids has advantages, for example, we travel every other month, but it would be nice to pass things on - like life skills and financial literacy.