A lot of retired husband and wife teams travel around trying to do this as vacation/ travel/ maybe get lucky thing. 

As an example, if I travel to another state to view properties, do I have to have LLC to expense that?

I have heard that townhouses in close proximity to a hospital can be rented to travel nurses for 13 weeks at a time.

I've rented to travel nurses through Furnished Finders for about 5 years.

They are active in their communities, generous in their donations, and seasoned travelers.

Now Florida a state with a local economy that has likely been ravaged by the pandemic given its devastating impact on tourism and travel is witnessing a massive boom in home prices and turns out home sales are up double digits while net population is declining.

Hello I am traveling between states for work and am thinking about renting out my apartment in Florida on Airbnb for when I'm not there.

Some other questions to consider: Are you working remote or will you need to travel?

Driving the neighborhood isn’t really an option for me as I’m out of state and unable to travel due to COVID until I finally get vaccinated and can safely travel again (a few months out yet). 

My definition of retirement is having enough income to pay all my bills/expenses without clocking into a W-2.The rentals require management, which I do myself, and if I want to experience more—say travel the world, or buy a nice car or a giant clawfoot tub for my wife—I have to find more cash to fit those things in the retirement budget.As for an account that pays for occasional repairs, if you can find it, there are companies who will give you HELOC Sweep accounts on as many as three properties combined.