I am currently working as a nurse and although I do enjoy my job it isn't what I want to do forever.

She is an amazing, hard-working nurse. 

Luckily, my wife is a nurse with a well-paying job, and with savings could probably sustain with me having no employment for a year. 

Marica I had 350 C class rentals a few years back with a good portion in hud probably 80%... co pays were always a challenge and half the time never paid.. but what are you going to do evict them and subject your unit to theft and vandilism.. almost a gurantee on vacant units .. if we nursed them along usually come tax rebate time they would catch up.. 

Because nursing sucks.

Hi I’m Sally I’m a travel nurse.

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I’m a new investor. My primary home in the poconos is rented out while I’m away for 13 weeks at a time for work. This nontraditional house-hack inspired me to learn more about investing and that led me to BP.
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I did this with a tenant who was/is still going to nursing school.

First let me start by saying that my I am a register nurse. so in nursing there are travel nurses what these nurses do is fill the gap in a hospital that calls for them they travel across the country do 13 weeks contracts. now these nurses get payed in stipends which usually they are given around 830 of housing per week.

He would hire people he would network with from other countries that were nurses, where a 50,000 dollar salary here to bring back to their families was a multitude of money in their home country, and how the Folks living in the Assisted Living Home were much happier to be in an actual house, with a nice yard, and only a few people instead of hundreds.