Are you going to offer medical and dental?

I've been getting a lot of inquiries for longer term stays from Travel Nurses and medical professionals that are being called to the area on assignments at our local hospitals.

We graduated from college in 2017 with student loans, my wife is a teacher and I am a medical social worker, so income is not huge like other professionals.

That could actualy work as an MTR for travel medical professionals because the configuration and location are good, there are a lot of traveler contracts in that area and wages are high for travelers in the urban PNW.

I guess at some point one may not have a choice, but man…even just contemplating that is a serious pill to swallow.  

However, the tenant can be charged if their animals do damage to the property...and in the case of an emotional support animal the applicant can be required to provide documentation to the landlord of the need for such an animal FROM A QUALIFIED MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL (although the landlord cannot ask the specifics on why the applicant needs an emotional support animal).Gail

I'm sure you can relate since you followed someone who has years of experience and ahead of you in the medical field.

Close to a few colleges, medical facilities, etc.

Whereas in the old days most month to month furnished rentals were people on the poverty line (Abbot and Costello TV show in the 1950s they lived in a furnished month to month rental) most know are people working in the area temporarily, longer term vacationers, people out patient medical treatment, or people between residences due to home sale, home disaster, or divorce.

What if there is an accident and they need medical attention or the 16 y.o. can't get his little brothers to listen to him and they trash the place or stay up all night making noise for the guest upstairs, or worse, they try to cook and burn down the place with other people in it?