We Airbnb our extra rooms but have thought about actually doing it for Travel Nurses because we already provide everything (beds, towels, etc.) only reason we haven't is because it's kind of nice to not have guests all the time.

Typically in my market it is 600 dollars per bed room per monthAlways have the parents sign this lease You control the tenants rowdiness much better that way as usually the parents are paying for Jr to live off campus

Two bed and breakfasts have opened on Gladstone.

Beyond that Huntsville lies in what's called the Tennessee Valley, and in this area of it the Native Americans named it Death Valley due to springtime when the pollen gets trapped within it and coats absolutely everything, lakes turn yellow, and so do cars.

I have been eying this property and wanted to run the numbers by you to see if this is a good deal.Things to note:Address: XXX NE Weather Vane St, Lees Summit, MO 64063Class A property Turnkey3 beds 2 bath 1,090 sqftI tried to be conservative on the numbers, but this is a turnkey.

have a realtor pull the public record. you can get the bed/bath count as well as how much it last sold for and what liens are recorded.

You say yours has two more bed (covered in the size difference), another bath (perhaps +$5000), and another parking spot (no idea on this, but should be on the appraisal.)  

In my opinion, to achieve any kind of true diversity, I think you would need to buy something on the order of 1 SFR in Ohio, a duplex in SF, apartment complex in miami, and a bed and breakfast in phoenix.  

Just don't waste your time on 2 bedrooms or anything with 1 bath; you never get long-term tenants from what I've found.  3 beds are ideal for most families because the homes are typically between 1,000 to 1,400 sqft. 

That would then give me enough real estate for someone to tuck a dresser in the alcove created and leave the remaining floor space for a bed and foot traffic.