Smoke odor traveling upstairs is proof of a lease violationYou’ve already documented a no-smoking lease, and management has spoken to them twice.In landlord terms, that’s:Lease clause existsNotice givenViolation continuesThat’s enough to act on if you choose to.2.

Thanksgiving week is usually quiet.People travel, listings pause, inboxes slow down.But not this year.

Quote from @Clarence Harvey: Hello to the traveler that comes across this post!

I not sure about furnishing and what price i should set each room at. not to mention I'm happy i bought my home in union, NJ because its a heavy commuter area for people that travel back and forth from New York for work. which is a good thing because I don't have a shortage of clientele but at the same time i get caught in the cycle of what customer base do i want to mainly market too.

The 20% was used up on attorney fees, travel to look for deals, and other related costs.What would be worse than that is if the sponsor feels pressure to buy and put the money to use. 

-Connect with HR departments, relocation specialists, and travel nurse recruiters.

Focused on markets with high supply constraints and good fundamentals on the reason for travel. what about yourself, what sort of thing are you working on?

Add lifestyle value, not just fixtures.Since you’re near two hospitals, think about what those renters specifically value:blackout shades in bedroomsa quiet, comfortable workspacea simple “starter kit” of essentials for MTR (good mattress, desk lamp, fast WiFi if you furnish)These don’t cost much but make your unit the obvious pick for a traveling nurse over a generic rental.6.

I have been wondering/worrying about the economy and how it is impacting travel.

It’s a townhome located near a major medical area, so I’m targeting traveling nurses and other professionals looking for 1–6 month stays.