I mostly rent for 3-6 months at a time to families relocating from out of state, so some of my answers may not be as applicable to travel nurses.Tenant screening: I do a background/credit check, but I don't ask for references.

We have 41 people per day relocating to the greater Myrtle Beach area!

I certainly haven't.It seems that the younger generation has recognized the appeal of warmer climates, which is evident in the significant influx of non-retirees relocating to Florida.

Unfortunately with new regulations it has become harder in the higher foot traffic cities so MTR is a way to go being that it is still popular in business, nursing, relocations, etc.

I'm back and forth between miami and columbus but relocating in about a month 

The upside for Jacksonville is there with home affordability making it a desirable place for residents to relocate to.

If it's a family style single family home or multifamily unit, unfurnished, in non-core areas, the timing doesn't really matter as most likely your tenants a re locals who can relocate at any time regardless of the season. 

It is higher than regular market rent and I am searching for more relocation specialists or companies that I can post more properties.

Unfortunately, There was a lot of water damage, and I relocated the tenant to a hotel.

I'm hearing stuff like you have to pay relocation costs based on # of years they have lived there or some expenses I think are absolutely crazy.