Account Closed I've been travel hacking and churning credit cards for a few years so I get what your are doing ;).  

My advice is you want to live on the same side of the river where you work, and ideally be able to avoid the parkway in your commute (I-376 east and west, I-279 north) unless you have a job where you'll be working off-hours and can avoid commuting during rush hourFor example, distance-wise, I live about 2-3 miles from Oakland (I'm right across the river in the South Hills), but travel time can be easily an hour with traffic.

She's always talking about how the market is in a great location to rent by the room to traveling nurses.

The exterior picture shows paint worn off, probably from where the water is traveling.

It depends on what you think is good pizza and how far you want to travel to get it.

Another thought I had for travel nurses is look for a longer assignment in areas where there is a big need for travelers and buy a house and househack it so you get a 30 year fixed mortgage with low downpayment.

Does anyone have experience/insight to the travel nursing demand in San Antonio?

Maybe look to help investors and make money as a sidejob and use that money to buy a BRRR and do all the rehab yourselfDo you travel for work?

I do this because I travel often and move frequently due to my spouse being active duty.

I'm just trying to make people aware of options and a road less traveled.