I assumed it was a smoke detector or sump pump battery, because this has happened before.

I think short term rentals are a great way to see our beautiful city of Columbus or to provide housing for traveling professionals.

This her first time as a travel nurse.

Let me prefix with this:Basically the reason why STRs have exploded in 2020 was primarily due to the pandemic making most people work from home, and there was (and still is) a desire to travel a lot since everyone was always indoors.

I work as a traveling nurse taking on 13 week contracts throughout the country and in August we plan to list our current primary residence for sale (we have about 40% equity in the property at this time).

One handicap accessible bathroom per unit, fire extinguishers, smoke and gas detectors all need to be in place.

We're leaning towards long-term renters, but may go the short-term/travel nurse route (furnished).

Smoke in the house, fire department called, oops they plugged half a dozen extension cords together and melted a circuit: $1,200 and damn lucky.

I am considering adding an extra bedroom, and doing rent by the room for travel nurses or trying to get long term tenants through a program like HUD-VASH.

It is fully booked with traveling professionals on a monthly basis.