Farm, Farmers, Allstate, Nationwide, Travelers, Liberty Mutual, etc.). 

He & I travel together.

Unfortunately, all hosts are dealing with it, and we have decided it's because people are still traveling, don't really have the money to, yet still travel figuring they'll get their money back one way or another. 

Living in MD and moving to AR but am not limited by those locations - have job will travel!

As others have said, I would stick with local, reputable roofing companies and not the pass-through companies that offer to do it cheap.

If your strategy is strictly mtr then consider areas where traveling nurses and other similar occupations prefer.

University Circle is not run down & not that cheap. 

I'm just starting out and thinking of investing in the central valley as I travel there often (primarily Fresno/Bakersfield).

My cash flow will continue to increase and in a few years I will have cash flow that cheap markets can only dream aboutUnlike most responses, I believe there is not enough info for me to state an opinion on keeping or selling your existing property, but $800 negative does not necessarily imply to me that it should be sold especially in a market that has appreciated 35% in the last year. 

I had quite a bit of money saved up from years of traveling and not really paying any rent as I was staying in hotels and accommodations paid for by my tours.