If you advertise M2M, you can get a lot of people who want to use your unit as a cheap hotel room.For the applicants who were worried I'd raise the rent right after they move in, I'd just write in the M2M agreement that the rent won't be raised for at least 12 months.I did have a traveling nurse who wanted a written 3 month lease.  

I work as a nurse in urban community mental health and am in grad school to be a nurse practitioner in this field, so I do have some experience in these communities from that angle.

Yes, this tenant does have a decent job as a nurse.

One worked for the state as a receptionist, another was an LPN (nurse). 

I have had travel nurses because it being right on 465, a lot people im town working, visiting families, hospital visitors, and summer events such as races, sports tournaments, and conferences.

I graduated from college three years ago and have been working as a nurse's aide during that time.

I also was an adolescent nurse in a couple different environments including psych hospitals with dependency units and have seen a lot. 

Now, she works as a nurse, making $50k a year for the past 12 mos and recently applied for an apartment rental.

We are currently finishing renovation on the home we live in, and I have extensive experience with remodeling, renovations and landscaping.My wife Tammy is a legal asst in a worldwide law firm, and I work as a Emergency Room nurse. 

Hi everyone, I have a issue that came up this week.I got a call from DHS stating that an elderly tenant of mine had been moved to a "home" as she was not able to take care of herself. They contacted her emergency cont...