Hi everyone,I am a current travel nurse who through being a renter of medium and short-term rentals for quite some time, have decided to get into real estate investing so that I can be the owner and rentee.

Well, that completely depends on who is traveling to the area to stay at those locations and why are they staying. the HOA's are usually more strict when it comes to condos of course.

.➡️ Travel ExpensesInvestors who must travel to manage their property might be able to write off related travel expenses. 💰 4.

He has refused to provide any names of tenants and to not smoke in the apartment.

Worst case, you might have to travel just a bit to find some wholesale deals!

Windows were left open for a few days, then we returned to remove 3 trailer loads of {predominately} garbage before we could begin the demolition.Here are some pictures of the unit when we regained possession:In the photo below, note the discolouration of the flooring and walls as you travel down the hallway and the rusted baseboard heater (the element had rusted out).  

No, get a smoking hot deal, then contact these people and say I saw that you were actively flipping homes and I may have a good lead for you.

Because I travel for my job and have little time over the week, my current thought is to start with investing in turnkey rental properties.

The seller is ill with a chronic condition  and cannot travel to sign any documents so I'm a little stuck.

For the past 12 years I've split my time between traveling, leading trips for an active travel company, and spending winters in Chapel Hill, NC.