I was hoping to market to residents, nurses, college students maybe.

I am a registered nurse with 5 properties.

Travel nurse here.

Strategy: buy and hold.Florida for lower taxes, sunshine and close proximity to hospitals (travel nurses), universities, parks/attractions and bonus the Caribbean and South America is right in it's backyard.

I saw a website for mid term rentals with fully furnished places for traveling nurses, business people, etc… how well do these sites do in terms of filling your property with potential tenants?

Also, the ideal size for an MTR is either a 1/1 or a 2/1 as that is what most travel nurses are looking for.

I want to purchase a property in Colorado Springs this summer as either a long-term or midterm rental (traveling nurses, etc…), and I want to know my best chances for finding lenders. 

Hi everyone, for typical longterm property management a lease out fee is usually half a month to a month that the PM gets to keep once they lease out the vacant property, how does this translate in the midterm property management...say when renting a house to traveling nurses that would stay 3 to 6 months at a time.

Travel Nurse Gypsy Housing is a popular one.

My tenants are primarily in their late 20s through their 30s with high-skill careers (doctors, lawyers, engineers, nurses, etc.)