Renting for Travel Nurses: The Ultimate Guide for Landlords| My Experience Using Furnished Finders

If you are a landlord looking to tap into the growing market of travel nurses, you've come to the right place. In this comprehensive guide, we will provide you with essential tips and insights on how to attract and maintain travel nurses as tenants. As a landlord, catering to travel nurses can offer numerous advantages, including consistent rental income, lower turnover rates, and peace of mind with reliable tenants. However, understanding the unique needs and preferences of travel nurses is key to attracting them to your rental property and ensuring their satisfaction during their stay. In this video, we will delve into various topics that will help optimize your rental property for travel nurses. From creating a welcoming environment to understanding their specific requirements, we'll share expert advice on how to provide the best possible experience for travel nurses. Learn about the importance of flexible lease terms, proximity to healthcare facilities, and amenities that make your property stand out in the market. Additionally, we will discuss the significance of establishing a strong online presence to target travel nurses effectively. Maximizing your KZbin channel and social media platforms can significantly increase your visibility and appeal to this niche audience. We'll guide you through effective branding, using relevant keywords, and leveraging professional networks to connect with travel nurses actively seeking accommodations. Our video will also address common concerns and challenges that landlords may face when accommodating travel nurses. From vetting potential tenants to insurance considerations, we'll equip you with the knowledge and tools necessary to navigate any obstacles that may arise. So, whether you are a new landlord interested in attracting travel nurses or an experienced property owner looking to expand your market, this video will provide you with valuable insights to optimize your rental property for this in-demand demographic.
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[@stephaniemyrealtor8141]

Ty I have listed a room and finding people are trying to get over or refusing the back round check with key check. I’m not letting any stranger come in without it, I live alone

[@DMOReviews]

Same I wouldn’t allow it either.

[@tracy3066]

Right! That's crazy that they think they can just stay at our places without doing one. Sorry but I'm already letting a stranger stay at my place. I need to to get their info on them to look over. I need to make sure they are a good fit for my property.

[@tracy3066]

We have 10 homes we short term rent. However, the last 2 properties I’ve purchased I bought to rent to nurses or travel professionals. I LOVE working with the nurses and the ones I’ve had have been great! Eventually I’d like to switch all my properties to mid-term rentals but things have changed with the travel nurses and contracts are harder for them to find. Hopefully things will get better for them in the future.

[@jayk3282]

I am a travel nurse and this is very true. Also the compensation for travel nursing is not worth it anymore especially if you have your own mortgage

[@alexverchereau5142]

Have your found it more difficult to fill vacancy because of this?

[@tracy3066]

@@alexverchereau5142 I am taking a risk renting the upper level of the house as 2 rooms instead of one unit. But I also have the basement studio I can rent as well so that helps! Actually so far the rooms have been popular and I have always wanted to rent rooms to help nurses! And if I can fill the 2 rooms and the basement studio I can make some good $ So then it's a win/win for both myself and then nurses.

[@lisasparling2431]

Your comments about your experiences were very helpful! Thank you for taking the time to post this video.❤

[@danaallen5972]

I love your transparency about the pros and cons of running an Airbnb, yh short term leasing option for travel professionals, decisions you have made that were great or could have been better, just awesome.

[@stephaniemyrealtor8141]

Great video

[@shereecemonroegroup]

Very helpful! Thank you

[@Remarkablebrittany]

You're welcome!!

[@kierrabrossette2117]

I am moving into a 2 bedroom 2 bath apartment in May. I will be renting out to other room for travel nurses. I will be paying about $1900 a month for the apartment. I want to charge about $975-$1000 a month for it.

[@tomacquilano1304]

Thank you for posting this! We are considering making our single family 3 bedroom, 1.5 bath home into a fully furnished rental. A couple years ago we did an extensive renovation so it's in great shape. We would like to rent to professionals and traveling nurses/doctors. After watching your video it seems that market may be in decline. We could rent the house unfurnished for around $1800/month. However if it is fully furnished including utilities, lawn care, snow removal, etc. we should be at least $2400 - $2600/month. Considering markets vary in price, does this pricing support traveling nurses? The house is in Upstate NY. The Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse area. We are done with long term renters. Too much wear & tear. Looking forward to your comments!

[@kellybailey5827]

Great video, thanks for sharing! What’s the reason you don’t want to have Furnished Finder and Airbnb on at the same time?

[@africanclothingsandmore.1674]

Brittany, can you please walk me through your steps for renting out on Furnished’s finder. I so so need it. Thanks

[@loriwhinery3210]

Good advice. We live in the Seattle, tacoma area and we have a four bedroom two bath home that we want to rent for about four months, but know nothing about how to start . Thank you for your information, it helps❤️

[@Remarkablebrittany]

Thanks for watching! You’re welcome 💕

[@bugnyablasta8783]

Thanks Brittany this is extremely helpful for me! I will bypass Airbnb now and give them a go over here in tha Tre! Blessings to you!

[@Remarkablebrittany]

Thank you for watching!

[@gaylynng8885]

Would you do a video on house rules?

[@Remarkablebrittany]

Absolutely! House rules are super important!

[@KamariMugler]

@@Remarkablebrittany Yes! I was very interested in what your house rules are, I would love to use what you have as a base model.

[@tracy3066]

Yes a would love a video on house rules. I’m still working on my house rules.

[@warrencrescenzo9569]

We have efficiency condos in Ocean City, NJ. Looking for off-season rentals by contractors.

[@BarbiFun]

Are there any other avenues other than furnish finder

[@Toopain2125]

Do you have other furnished items in the room for the guest? Or is everything in the shared communal area?

[@africanclothingsandmore.1674]

Can you please tell me the steps you use for renting out on furnish finder. I have not been able to get any tenants on furnish finder, I am wondering if I am doing anything wrong. People contact me but so far, I have not been able to get any tenant from there

[@NOJDAS1]

How do I start? any advice

[@omarsuriel1112]

Do you have a social media where I can ask you some direct questions about this busines model?

[@lovehonesty]

I thought they got a housing allowance with their contracts?

[@yo1414]

Furnushed Finders - I consent to Jumio collecting, processing, and sharing my personal information, which may include biometric data,

[@LadyBGoode-gr8wm]

I am frustrated with Furnished Finder. I used to respond to leads, but the person on the other side does not respond back. The profiles are not finished, so, you have not a very good idea of who your prospective renter is.

[@lovehonesty]

I’ve found this too. Once I paid the fee, no contact from them. Frustrated.

[@lovehonesty]

What about renting entire house but to separate renters taking rooms and sharing kitchen. I have 3 bed, 2.5 bath plus a basement space (but no bath or kitchen down there). So essentially 4 bedrooms.

[@kojo9493]

Hey, quick question, I have single family home with 6 bedrooms(2 bedrooms at the basement) and 4 bedrooms upstairs. But I am using the basement for Airbnb. I want to use the upstairs for furnished finder, one of the rooms has it own full bath(ie.master bedroom) and the remaining 3 rooms share one full bath. Can I use this to do furnished finder business?

[@ThatSundaySchoolGirl]

I literally found this video as I am considering FF. I also just called them. They will allow it BUT require a separate membership for EACH bedroom.

[@Remarkablebrittany]

Yes, absolutely! I would give it a try. You’ll be surprised. If the rent is affordable you should get some possible tenants.

[@karlaszeszol520]

Where are you?

[@lovehonesty]

Plandemic