All Forum Posts by: Zachary Deal

This article is a great resource for MTR leases as well and includes a link to tenant specific state laws: https://www.turbotenant.com/blog/what-landlords-need-to-know...

@Ryan Pritchard Awesome - yep I think the guide you created sounds perfect. I would recommend both leaving a physical copy at the Airbnb as well as offering to send an e-doc when they book!

Have you checked Furnished Finder/Airbnb (30+ day stays) to see if there are many currently listed? I know there are a lot of hospitals in the area but a 3 bedroom unit may be too large/expensive for travelling nurses.

How wavy are the floors? I would think a simple disclaimer in the listing and picture would suffice. I've done similar things in the past when a listing had a unique flooring situation.

I would recommend posting on local Facebook groups as well if you haven't yet. Even posting on general groups for traveling nurses could be helpful too

Will do, thanks @Andrew Bosco!

I think your listing looks good, but could be improved if you hired someone to take professional photos of the place to make the rooms look a little brighter/larger. Besides that I think offering/creating a local guide (best restaurants, stores, etc near by) and mentioning that you will share upon booking could be a nice value add.

Hi Charitha! Excited to hear you're following your passion for real estate investing. While I'm not located in the area would be happy to connect and answer any questions you may have. Also, I definitely recommend checking out local real estate investor Facebook groups as that can be another way to easily find local investors.

@Deborah Peters Will you be hosting another event again soon?

Agreed with Colleen and Bonnie. Typically that would be to prevent a business or "other non-residential" but always good to double check