In Indy, these work well near hospitals, universities, and business hubs because of demand from travel nurses, grad students, and corporate workers.

One tip: follow up quickly with unmatched leads on Furnished Finder, since many travelers don’t keep searching once they’ve booked.

And there's no longer any way that I'm aware of to search for a category in a specific market (IE "omg" in Las Vegas, you can only search "omg" nationwide now).It sucks because like many hosts, we designed some of our listings to target some of the categories, down the drain.Even moreso it sucks because, when I travel as a guest myself, I actually quite liked using the categories. 

HelloMy name is Franko, I’ve recently started to look into redeveloping old banks, convenience/corner stores and old parking lots into useable community and travelers stops.

Standard tasks like rent collection, tenant placement, maintenance requests, and lawn care included. 8% management fee, $500 leasing fee when tenant is placed.I moved to Chicago recently but still travel back to turn my property between mid term tenants (at least once per quarter).

I worked w a gal in Orlando and she got friendly with travel agents who specialized in larger groups and sport organizations (the latter of which there must be some for around A2?)  

Quote from @Kristi B Leonard: Hi all,Traveling medical professional with a 2-year contract, wanting to lease my MTR for the whole 2 years. 

Ideally somewhere that pulls in both business travelers and folks visiting Austin, but not crazy expensive like some of the central neighborhoods.Do you think Pflugerville or Round Rock might actually be a better move than being right by the Domain?

For a second home you’d visit a few times a year, renting it out when you’re not there can make sense, but it’s worth looking at other nearby markets that historically perform better for cash flow and longer-term rental demand.A few thoughts:Older homes near Surprise Stadium/tennis courts – These can attract seasonal travelers, but condition and ongoing maintenance could eat into your cash flow.

I’m licensed and insured, and willing to travel.