Hello BP community.I am a nurse in Baltimore MD and work with travel nurses from all over the country.

Gravity forces water to travel down the building and it destroys anything in its way.

I wanted to open the discussion on how landlords with vacant properties can help traveling nurses, respiratory therapist, etc.

Make a habit of monitoring FB Marketplace and Craigslist and pay attention to local listings in the area that go quickly.

With business travel down a lot, the Airbnb's that I hear about still doing very well are vacation focused.  

After re hab its a 9 cap and my cash on cash is 8-10 percent. 

Comparing also gives an idea of pricing.Custom prices ahead of timeSmart travelers will book their stays in advance, hoping to find cheaper rates as they are farther from the check-in date.

(remember who coined it @Brandon Turner  :] )Here are some OCD study habits that I've consistently carried out along my voyage:-taking detailed notes that appeal to me-writing down my favorite episodes, as well as a bunch of other useful data/information points.

Just traveling to invest and came back.

Purchase price: $190,000 Cash invested: $6,000 2bed/1bath condo that rents exclusively to travel nurses.