We are planning on renting out the MIL suite to a travel nurse or possibly putting it on AIRBnB (we live close to the beach).

While a $130,000 property might seem appealing, managing it from afar requires careful planning, considering travel costs, taxes, and legal obligations like understanding landlord-tenant laws specific to Kansas City.

Hey Zeona, I just listed one of my houses (a 2/2) on furnished finder and started looking into the Facebook groups for traveling professionals.

I’m now with Travellers with a short term rental rider and they do two separate policies. 

Unfortunately, the groups that do the least marketing are the hardest to find (clearly), often have very long track records, and their minimums are much higher (commonly $250k+ stated minimums).Owning directly, OOS: depending on your involvement, willingness to travel to property, you are in many ways facing the same risks as syndications.  

Hello BP Community,I've been following the social media channels closely and decided to hop on here and say hello 👋🏻I'm Marco, and I'm 29; I was born in Italy, traveled the world with my wife for the last four years, and eventually settled in the Canary Islands for 1.5 years.I hold a PhD in Electrical Engineering and have worked in tech for the last five years, which eventually granted me an NIW green card.We (my wife and I) hold a $1.2M+ portfolio of 4 self-managed short-term rental properties (across the Canaries and Italy) and a long-term property in Rome, Italy, that we rent out to students.

If we're being honest, not all properties utilized on a nightly rental basis should continue to be operated that way..after all there is only so much travel demand to go around.

As a busy professional myself that travel 30%, I have found ways to automate it all and in an effort to attract professionals like myself to rent from me, I only buy in unique areas.

Travelers usually as affordable good STR policies.

I'm interested in mid-term rentals for travel nurses.