Hey Jesse, really appreciate the high quality content. Just started my first travel medical professional rental this month. Got it rented for the first month to an individual. But need to get the contracts you speak about. If you could do more videos diving deep on that would love it. Keep up the outstanding work! Thank you!
Hey Jesse, I've started following you since BP episode #728. What's even crazier was the timing because I bought my first home and was going the LTR route. After your video, I changed 360 and am now learning everything I can about MTR. I would definitely sign up for your master class in the future because most of my capital would go towards the rehab and furnishing the house at this time. I'm suck at math and now loving the MTRs strategy as well, so we already have two things in common. 😂 I like your videos a lot and love your personality even more. I see myself as your future student and even a business partner. I like to dream, do big, and shoot for the moon. Even if I miss it, at least I'll land it on the stars. (I borrow this quote 😅) I look forward to joining your master class one day. Thank you for everything you do 🙏
Hey Tien ahaha that’s funny we both suck at math now we’re connected! Congrats 🎉 on your recent purchase! MTR truly is a great strategy if you’re market calls for it. Would love to have ya in the mentorship! When the timing is right you’ll definitely make moves. Thank you for the kind words 🙏🏽🙌🏽
Hey Jesse! I’m working on purchasing my first property and sooooo afraid lol. My question is, it is a duplex and 1 unit is a 1 bedroom and the 2nd unit is a 3 bedroom. I don’t want to start renting by the room but how would I make the listing look on Furnished Finder? 1 set price for entire unit for 3 nurses traveling together? I guess I’m just not sure how to go about renting an entire 3 bedroom unit. I feel like the price I would rent it out for would scare people away if they pick a certain price for their budget and my unit won’t show up. Thank you in advance for your info!
Hey Jessie, If you don’t want to buy a property but just use lease arbitrage for MTR opportunities like travel nurses and insurance relo claim-- How much in $USD would you need to invest to get one running? A lot of 3br/2bth house rent for 2-3k/month so a deposit and 2 months rent plus reasonable bedding, furniture, etc. so maybe 15-25k/house to get going?
Really just depends on the property. You’re gonna have to pay for rent, pay for deposit, and furnish at $13 a square foot.- it’s dependent on the property that you end up picking up
Hi Jesse, Ben following you for about a month. Love your content and honesty. I’m in SB area . Have a rental in Fontana close to several hospitals .tenants leaving in June wanting to MTR. If you can speak more about rental contracts, do you need any specific insurance other than rental insurance. Thank you in advance . I’m a nurse myself and there definitely a big shortage of nurses.
Hey Sandra that’s so awesome! Thank you for the work that you do! 🙏🏽 I believe nurses have such an upper hand in this space because of the ability to connect ( especially if you work on hospital floor)
Hey Jesse, thank you so much for your videos, love every single one I come across, super useful. I got a question about insurance for mid-term rentals. We've never rented any place and are about to have our condo listed for rental, I'm wondering what advice you'd give when it comes to having insurance for a mid-term rental?
Hey you’ll just want to get everything outfitted as if someone will live there. All the essentials you’ll need, also start connecting with insurance companies as I talk about in previous videos
Love your content and just subbed! What do you think is the best insurance carrier for arbitrage? I use proper for my Strs that I own but curious about insurance here
Hey, what’s up!? Thanks for subscribing! I actually use farmers insurance and Steadily insurance. Steadily is a little bit more expensive but it covers the exact same way as a short term rental - jessevasquez.steadilypartner.com/
Thanks for sharing, Jesse! Here’s my question. What strategies do you use to keep your properties booked? I’m on several sites, but so far only a few like Furnished Finders have really brought in any renters. Also, can you talk about the tools you use to manage your properties please? Thanks again!!
hey there, yes i use IGMS to manage properties, also I’ve built these relationships with companies so they send me over clients regularly thats how we stay booked.
Love your content Jesse. Do insurance companies work with property owners who just have 1 studio, or do they like to work with those that have multiple MTRs? Thanks.😇
Every insurance claim is different, different coverage - you’ll have to pull that info out of the relocation expert who typically gets that info from the adjuster
Hello Jesse, I’ve been following you now for about a month or two. I love the content you are putting out. I started an MTR in Austin, TX last summer after a complete rehab to the property following many years as a LTR. I don’t live in the state and will start self-managing soon. I had a couple of vacant months but after some adjustments it’s been doing well. I am now following you to learn how to do MTR better. I have a LTR in California that I am considering to MTR. I will be adding an ADU and considering adding another bathroom to the main house if it’s in my budget. If not, I’m curious what you think about a 3 bed, 1 bath as a MTR for traveling nurses? Would they all be OK to share one bath? The house is 20 minute drive to the beach, 5 minute drive to a large shopping center, and 5 minute drive to two large hospitals. Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge and helping us to better our business. 🙏🏻
Hey Hector! Congrats on your bookings thats awesome! Adu is one of the best ways to add value and of course additional cash flow! I personally would like a 3/2 but i dont think you can go totally wrong with a 3/1 you might be missing out on some optional insurance claims etc. sounds like youre in a great area as well. Just put it up i don’t think you can go wrong.
Thanks for the feedback Jesse! Yes, the insurance claims are another approach I’ll be working toward. Look forward to more engagement with you in the future. Keep up the great work! You are killing it, being the MTR expert!! Great things are happening for you. 👏🏼🎉
@@jaclynhaynes4131 I currently have a PM. No big problems with them, but I am going to self manage. Thanks for offering! If you want to send me some contact info. I can keep your info. in case we decide to have a PM again.
Hi Jesse, so who provide the contract with the MTR tenants. Does it provided by the furnish finder and other agents and who provide the contract for your rental car in your MTR homes?
You are supposed to provide all this information as the owner or contract and addendum’s will be put together by you. Definitely connect with an attorney office.
@@JesseVasquezAirVenture Thank you Jesse. Did some research. I don't think you can do it for a primary residence. I will do a cost seg once we convert it to an investment property.
Hi Jesse, I enjoyed your video! I have a question about the potential in Orange County, CA. I recently signed an arbitrage lease for a 3-bedroom property in Huntington Beach. In your experience, do you think there's a strong demand for mid-term rentals in this area? I'd appreciate any insights or advice you can offer. Thanks!
Hi Jesse, when a company is signing the contract for their employee, which background check do you use that doesn’t include credit check? I’m doing everything via Zillow, but my contact says they don’t want to do Zillow’s background check because it’ll soft pull credit. I looked up alternatives and most don’t have background check only option. Any suggestions?
If you are renting to medial Profesional through the company save yourself money and time. They already did a more indepth background check than you will do. They literally make them get finger prints, drug test, fbi background check. So don't waste your time. They wouldn't be working for them if they didn't pass that
@@briandeluca6908 hey Brian, agree but also its important to protect yourself especially in Blue states that have favorable tenant laws PS. Ive checked folks on the clinical side who had low credit scores, past evictions who are passed finger prints drug tests and background checks.
Hey Jesse - thanks for what you do. You mentioned check furnished finder stats to check markets. Out of curiosity, would you consider stats of 19,500 map searches (past 12 months); 57,800 Map and property listing page views (last 12 months), with 136 total rentals (44 by the room, 81 whole house, and 11 hotels) an opportunity?
@@JesseVasquezAirVenture when you say issue, you mean not a good location to start in? It's near a level 1 trauma center. Or issue where insufficient supply for the demand, and therefore, a good place to start?
Thank you for being real and helpful
Hey! Thanks for the kind feedback!
Love the barebottle hoodie, love the content, this was super helpful, thanks Jesse!
Hey Jenn! Love barebottle! Thx for checking out the video! 🤙🏽
Hey Jesse, really appreciate the high quality content. Just started my first travel medical professional rental this month. Got it rented for the first month to an individual. But need to get the contracts you speak about. If you could do more videos diving deep on that would love it. Keep up the outstanding work! Thank you!
Luke that’s freaking awesome! 1st month booking is solid, yes the agencies connections are clutch!
Thanks Jesse!! See you soon!!
See ya in a few weeks!
Hey Jesse, I've started following you since BP episode #728. What's even crazier was the timing because I bought my first home and was going the LTR route.
After your video, I changed 360 and am now learning everything I can about MTR. I would definitely sign up for your master class in the future because most of my capital would go towards the rehab and furnishing the house at this time.
I'm suck at math and now loving the MTRs strategy as well, so we already have two things in common. 😂
I like your videos a lot and love your personality even more. I see myself as your future student and even a business partner. I like to dream, do big, and shoot for the moon. Even if I miss it, at least I'll land it on the stars. (I borrow this quote 😅)
I look forward to joining your master class one day. Thank you for everything you do 🙏
Hey Tien ahaha that’s funny we both suck at math now we’re connected!
Congrats 🎉 on your recent purchase! MTR truly is a great strategy if you’re market calls for it.
Would love to have ya in the mentorship! When the timing is right you’ll definitely make moves.
Thank you for the kind words 🙏🏽🙌🏽
Hey Jesse, thanks for the video. Very informative as always.
Hey there! Thanks so much for watching I truly appreciate it! 🙏🏽
Jesse- Great video! Thank you for always shading your knowledge and expertise with us. It’s very much appreciated.
Anytime!
Great vid. For suggestions, maybe analyze a new pretend market and let us watch you do it (North Cape Coral FL?).
Check out my recent bigger pockets video
Always quality content Jesse!
Hey Jonathon! Thx dude appreciate it!
Thanks for these! Can you make a video on the need to create an LLC or lackethereof?
Yes for sure JJ!
Jesse, please we need more contract info. Thanks❤
Will definitely do one
Hey Jesse! I’m working on purchasing my first property and sooooo afraid lol. My question is, it is a duplex and 1 unit is a 1 bedroom and the 2nd unit is a 3 bedroom. I don’t want to start renting by the room but how would I make the listing look on Furnished Finder? 1 set price for entire unit for 3 nurses traveling together? I guess I’m just not sure how to go about renting an entire 3 bedroom unit. I feel like the price I would rent it out for would scare people away if they pick a certain price for their budget and my unit won’t show up. Thank you in advance for your info!
Don’t be scared just educate yourself in the space! You’ll list the entire house.
Hey Jessie,
If you don’t want to buy a property but just use lease arbitrage for MTR opportunities like travel nurses and insurance relo claim--
How much in $USD would you need to invest to get one running? A lot of 3br/2bth house rent for 2-3k/month so a deposit and 2 months rent plus reasonable bedding, furniture, etc. so maybe 15-25k/house to get going?
Really just depends on the property. You’re gonna have to pay for rent, pay for deposit, and furnish at $13 a square foot.- it’s dependent on the property that you end up picking up
Great info. Thank you
Hey thanks for checking it out!
Go Jesse!! Great content 🎉
Adoram thx brother! 🤙🏽🙏🏽
Jesse, I love your videos. My question deals with email addresses and bank accounts, do you have separation ones for each property?
Each is separate
Would you do a how to analyze a market for insurance claims. That’s what I’d like to go after .
That’s a whole cup of worms. I’ll make a video on it
Hi Jesse, Ben following you for about a month. Love your content and honesty. I’m in SB area . Have a rental in Fontana close to several hospitals .tenants leaving in June wanting to MTR. If you can speak more about rental contracts, do you need any specific insurance other than rental insurance. Thank you in advance . I’m a nurse myself and there definitely a big shortage of nurses.
Hey Sandra that’s so awesome! Thank you for the work that you do! 🙏🏽 I believe nurses have such an upper hand in this space because of the ability to connect ( especially if you work on hospital floor)
Listen to this while rolling pasta.💪
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Hey Jesse, thank you so much for your videos, love every single one I come across, super useful. I got a question about insurance for mid-term rentals. We've never rented any place and are about to have our condo listed for rental, I'm wondering what advice you'd give when it comes to having insurance for a mid-term rental?
Hey you’ll just want to get everything outfitted as if someone will live there. All the essentials you’ll need, also start connecting with insurance companies as I talk about in previous videos
Love your content and just subbed! What do you think is the best insurance carrier for arbitrage? I use proper for my Strs that I own but curious about insurance here
Hey, what’s up!? Thanks for subscribing! I actually use farmers insurance and Steadily insurance.
Steadily is a little bit more expensive but it covers the exact same way as a short term rental - jessevasquez.steadilypartner.com/
Thanks for sharing, Jesse! Here’s my question. What strategies do you use to keep your properties booked? I’m on several sites, but so far only a few like Furnished Finders have really brought in any renters. Also, can you talk about the tools you use to manage your properties please? Thanks again!!
hey there, yes i use IGMS to manage properties, also I’ve built these relationships with companies so they send me over clients regularly thats how we stay booked.
Hi Jesse, I just found u & now subscribe:) I live in San Diego & hear u guys are having a MTR summit here. Can u share the link to how to get tickets?
Hey! Im jealous i love SD! We’re totally sold out! I will be doing another one im thinking in OCT
When looking to buy near a hospital, how long of a drive should we keep in mind to encourage MTRs?
20 mins * include traffic in this breakdown
@@JesseVasquezAirVenture Thanks!
hey jesse , how u find unmatched leads on furnish finder. ? i like this video like all others . thanks
Are you currently using the platform? Do you have to be subscribed and have a house listed to see leads and unmatched leads
Love your content Jesse. Do insurance companies work with property owners who just have 1 studio, or do they like to work with those that have multiple MTRs? Thanks.😇
Yes absolutely! We have plenty of students who are securing with one property
Can you do this in low population markets? 10k minimum
Every insurance claim is different, different coverage - you’ll have to pull that info out of the relocation expert who typically gets that info from the adjuster
Hello Jesse, I’ve been following you now for about a month or two. I love the content you are putting out. I started an MTR in Austin, TX last summer after a complete rehab to the property following many years as a LTR. I don’t live in the state and will start self-managing soon. I had a couple of vacant months but after some adjustments it’s been doing well. I am now following you to learn how to do MTR better.
I have a LTR in California that I am considering to MTR. I will be adding an ADU and considering adding another bathroom to the main house if it’s in my budget. If not, I’m curious what you think about a 3 bed, 1 bath as a MTR for traveling nurses? Would they all be OK to share one bath? The house is 20 minute drive to the beach, 5 minute drive to a large shopping center, and 5 minute drive to two large hospitals. Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge and helping us to better our business. 🙏🏻
Hey Hector! Congrats on your bookings thats awesome! Adu is one of the best ways to add value and of course additional cash flow! I personally would like a 3/2 but i dont think you can go totally wrong with a 3/1 you might be missing out on some optional insurance claims etc. sounds like youre in a great area as well. Just put it up i don’t think you can go wrong.
Thanks for the feedback Jesse! Yes, the insurance claims are another approach I’ll be working toward. Look forward to more engagement with you in the future. Keep up the great work! You are killing it, being the MTR expert!! Great things are happening for you. 👏🏼🎉
@@HectorBermudez-kk1wn thx man appreciate it!
Hi Hector, I live near Austin. If you need help managing the property maybe we could work something out?
@@jaclynhaynes4131 I currently have a PM. No big problems with them, but I am going to self manage. Thanks for offering! If you want to send me some contact info. I can keep your info. in case we decide to have a PM again.
Hi Jesse, so who provide the contract with the MTR tenants. Does it provided by the furnish finder and other agents and who provide the contract for your rental car in your MTR homes?
You are supposed to provide all this information as the owner or contract and addendum’s will be put together by you. Definitely connect with an attorney office.
Where do you find the unmatched leads on Furnished Finder please? I looked but I didn't find them... Thank you in advance!
Check in with their help section.
Thank you! @@JesseVasquezAirVenture
Jesse, do you have any info on MTR arbitrage or even MTR co-hosting?
I have a few videos on arbitrage.
Great tips Jesse! How do I contact u?
What's up?
Do you cost seg your MTR's after purchasing? Just got duplex (3/2 on each side) in Sac. Debating whether I should. Thx
Angelo! You totally should especially if you have a higher earning W-2 job.
@@JesseVasquezAirVenture Thank you Jesse. Did some research. I don't think you can do it for a primary residence. I will do a cost seg once we convert it to an investment property.
Hi Jesse, I enjoyed your video! I have a question about the potential in Orange County, CA. I recently signed an arbitrage lease for a 3-bedroom property in Huntington Beach. In your experience, do you think there's a strong demand for mid-term rentals in this area? I'd appreciate any insights or advice you can offer. Thanks!
I think there’s a demand any place in Southern California. It just depends on the price point.
Hi Jesse, when a company is signing the contract for their employee, which background check do you use that doesn’t include credit check? I’m doing everything via Zillow, but my contact says they don’t want to do Zillow’s background check because it’ll soft pull credit. I looked up alternatives and most don’t have background check only option. Any suggestions?
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If you are renting to medial Profesional through the company save yourself money and time. They already did a more indepth background check than you will do. They literally make them get finger prints, drug test, fbi background check. So don't waste your time. They wouldn't be working for them if they didn't pass that
@@briandeluca6908 hey Brian, agree but also its important to protect yourself especially in Blue states that have favorable tenant laws
PS. Ive checked folks on the clinical side who had low credit scores, past evictions who are passed finger prints drug tests and background checks.
Now if the company assumes responsibly for the guests and i have that in written order with addendums I wouldn’t back ground check.
Hey Jesse - thanks for what you do. You mentioned check furnished finder stats to check markets. Out of curiosity, would you consider stats of 19,500 map searches (past 12 months); 57,800 Map and property listing page views (last 12 months), with 136 total rentals (44 by the room, 81 whole house, and 11 hotels) an opportunity?
Yee that’s definitely still a supply and demand issue
@@JesseVasquezAirVenture when you say issue, you mean not a good location to start in? It's near a level 1 trauma center. Or issue where insufficient supply for the demand, and therefore, a good place to start?
Hi Jesse, how do I contact u?
Head over to my Instagram channel
U got it coming to u
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just buy a light
Never!
@Jesse Vasquez after you buy a light you can make a video of how stupid it was to wait to buy a light
your sitting in the dark....and your not even a programmer 🤣
@@rob9571 nah I’ll save my cash to buy another property.
I am selling my entire rental portfolio to cash up and level up. #Letsgo
Rob! Nice man! Buy in C+ or better!
Bro I make 40 calls a day 😂
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I ain't shit.
Dudebro BS
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