Renting a room - travel nurses

[Pea-n-Me]

i would reach out to the hospitals to see if they can post it

This is a good suggestion. It may wind up reaching nurses or other health personnel who aren’t necessarily nurses, too.

 

[ruadisneyfan2]

This is a good suggestion. It may wind up reaching nurses or other health personnel who aren’t necessarily nurses, too.

Yes, we've had travelling ultrasound and mammography techs. Way back, like 15 years ago, the agency would provide a furnished apartment. Earlier this year, the agency offered the techs a monthly amount for housing. They didn't have to spend it all on housing. If they chose to live in a tent in the park, they could keep all the cash. Just kidding. They could, but they wouldn't.

 

[barkley]

Yes, we've had travelling ultrasound and mammography techs. Way back, like 15 years ago, the agency would provide a furnished apartment. Earlier this year, the agency offered the techs a monthly amount for housing. They didn't have to spend it all on housing. If they chose to live in a tent in the park, they could keep all the cash. Just kidding. They could, but they wouldn't.

I've often thought that there is an untapped marketplace where I live that could benefit traveling nurses and other contract employees that change locations. where I live it's common for someone to buy property and before they build a home put up a shop (think very large) but you can't legally live in those shops so they buy gently used RVs or travel trailers and live in them in the shops while their new homes are being built so they don't have to pay double housing. I've known a couple of people who were going to do contract work out of state and were provided a monthly housing stipend so they approached the newly homed homeowners who were thrilled to sell their still gently used (and no additional miles put on them) RVs' and travel trailers without having to put up ads or haggle selling them to used lots. the traveling workers put them to good use and resold them if they decided to put down roots (often ending up ahead of the game financialy when they ran the cost of short term rentals vs. what they paid for the rig and a lot spot).

 

[DCLMP]

Hi,
My life has turned upside down again haha this time because my fiance walked away the day of the walkthrough for our house that was being built. I woke up early in the morning and he was sneaking things into a suitcase. Rather than doing the smart prudent financial route I chose to buy the house by myself. Now I have this beautiful lifelong dream of having a house big enough to entertain and have overnight guests But it's in a state I wouldn't even drive through let alone move to. Although the people are lovely.

One of the things I insisted on having in the house was a full ensuite. Because I'm on my own now, the mortgage is quite high compared to my income.

Does anyone have experience renting out of room in particularly with travel nurses? The answers from Google are all over the place so I'm wondering if anyone here has any experience and what they think about it.

Thank you in advance.

Have you asked other travel nurses? There are plenty of forums for travel nurses reddit ,r\travel nurses Allnurses, facebook etc. Some of the travel agencies also have forums. I think you'll make more progress talking to travel nurses than asking on Disney forum. You many even find a roomate.

 

[Arr2-D2]

Our travel housing is booked by the agency. But have been told by other travel nurses that they used this company and it was working well for them. Furnished Finder