In 2019 after some life changes I went to work with full-time travel.

We have a glorified house hack scenario in Portland where we rent about half of the property out as a mid term and while our travel nurse is working we are improving the second half of the property for a future permitted attached ADU. 

This strategy is great, but it fluctuates depending on the time of year, you probably won't live for free because it is more challenging since you are only Airbnbing a small space or basement unit.4) MTR - this is a good in between style of creative strategies since you can furnish a place nicely that would rent out on Airbnb but you want a long-term high quality tenant like a travel nurse or corporate rental that stay for 2-3 months vs. under 30 days for most Airbnbs.Combining strategies is the best way to go, ideally, you would find a property with a separate entrance or walkout basement, live upstairs in the one of the bedrooms, rent out the other upstairs rooms and STR/MTR/LTR the bottom unit.

Step one in optimizing your listing might be to set up a simple website with a landing page, event calendar and blog so you can become the hub of information for people traveling to that area. 

I’m curious how other landlords or managers are attracting travel nurses to your MTR?

Due to medical reasons a couple came to me looking to sell their house at a discount.

To address the persistent issues, I traveled to Detroit to meet with the team and clearly communicate my expectations.

Everyone in the house is a doctor, medical student, resident. 

I work for The Realty Medics, a property management company here in Orlando. 

You might do well with mid-term (30 days - several months) if you targeted both the church orgs and traveling nurses, of which we have quite a few.