Most travelers prefer to rely on their own alarms or apps.

Travel nursing was used to fill holes.

If he wants tu to pay, he would have to give you all of his sensitive info.That being said, some jobs (travel nurses) already screen their employees before their next travel assignment. 

Travel nurses make great tenants but the space offers a large variety of renter types- insurance claims, relocating families, construction workers, digital nomads, snowbirds, interns and so many more.

@Jay Hinrichs  At one Tax Sale where you have to pay same day, there was a bidder with a zip lock bag, yes transparent, filled with cash walking around. 

But once you do own property in that market, your travel expenses may be deductible.

It's a popular platform for travel medical professionals that have two fairly distinct rental behaviours: They want studios and one bedrooms close to the hospital (15-20 mins max) and they often have a limited budget of around $1600 or less.If you have a larger home, Airbnb is a GREAT place to market your MTR as it is the largest OTA out there with about 20-25% of nights booked for 30 nights and more.

Condos and townhomes in the Bay Area are a mixed bag, so here’s how I’d think about it if I were in your shoes:HOA fees – They can definitely eat into your returns, especially if they’re high and don’t cover much besides landscaping and insurance.

That said, smaller towns can sometimes be a mixed bag with things like tenant demand, job diversity, and long-term appreciation, so you’ll want to dig into the local economy and make sure there’s enough rental demand to support your deal.

Lewiston and Portland would have a more consistent need for travelers.