Found it interesting during the peak of covid how airbnbs around Emory performed well with so many traveling and on-call nurses being stationed in the city.

Much of that labor was child labor (or rather offspring labor--he is 18 now) and mother labor (she came over for a few hours on two days to clean and do little stuff to keep me company), but it's still a lot of time!

I am a registered nurse and I am contemplating quitting a job that I have been in for 6.5 years to go into travel nursing to make more money to put towards investing.

@Matthew Banghart I have been trying to get my mother to house hack in one of my vacants for years - no go yet.

Hi everyone, I'm looking to rent an apartment in San Antonio, TX and then sublease it on either airbnb or directly to travel nurses.

My wife and I recently started travel nurse contracts in Albuquerque and as soon as we settled in we started browsing the market.One question I have, why is there so many multifamily properties for sale around campus?

Most of the remainder of the homeless are Single mothers with children.

We housed travel nurses and had at one point over $3,000 in gross cash flow from this property giving us a net profit from the property.

My wife and I have now owned our current home for 15 months and I thought I'd do a deal recap.We purchased our current home (single family home with a mother-in-law suite in the basement) in March of 2020.

I am currently house hacking in Westminster CO and have a house where the basement has a 1,000 sq ft basement "mother-in-law" suite that has a lockable, entry door in the basement utility room.