Running as a mid-term rental for nurses and their pets.

Use keywords like "mother-in-law suite," "casita," or "bonus room" in the listing description to indicate separate living areas.

You could go many different ways with rentals such as student housing, section 8, targeting specific renters such as traveling nurses/doctors.

I'm going staff in early April as the travel nurse market is dead in terms of the pay.  

If you can I’d recommend house hacking and doing live in flips and just keep buying homes out here in LA and then renting out your homes to traveling nurses or executives. 

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I Been in California City since 2009 and a quite few things has changed they now have a quit a few stores that they didn't have  my mother and sister are still located out there.

I am curious about those who rent a room on Furnished Finders (like to travel nurses) in their private home. 

I recently rented my house to move in with my elderly mother.

Should the lease be signed by both the mother and daughter as joint tenants?