Heres a curve ball:Bachelors in NursingCurrently on my 3rd year of being a Naval Nurse Corps Officer.

We sell, install and service commercial electronics systems including Nurse Call Systems, Fire Alarm Systems, Intercom Systems, Security Camera Systems, and Access Control Systems to name a few.

She's a nurse at the Univ. of Iowa taking care of cancer patients.We're looking forward to meeting you both virtually and hopefully in real life!

Baltimore has a lot of hospitals, so good amount of nurses comes and goes.

It is on the backside of Orlando Florida where houses are booming and the new medical hospital (which my wife has signed on straight out of the nursing school and is awaiting final construction).

The tenants that were moving out were getting married (and didn't need the furniture and appliances) or going into a nursing home (and didn't need the furniture and appliances).

If there is a travelling nurse staying for 13 weeks, would you rent it to her for less than your vacation rental rate? 

It's a studio, but I'm going to STR it to nurses. 

im noticing a lot of STR in the area are not only catering to nurses put construction workers......met a guy thats on assignment for a few months.....that might be an option to maximize the cashflow potential....

When I look at the forums like furnished finder, you see how for example travelling nurses are not interested in paying double the monthly rent, even if on the owner side it is certainly justified.