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what company did you go with to get housing to that extent? i want in..... | |
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| Super Moderator Join Date: Oct 2005
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| What would help both Travelers and Travel Companies is housing packages covering everything that fits their budget. I've found on my own turn key packages that fit the Travel Companies budget with some negotiation which they Travel Company then leased in their name. I remember 2 that were around $1500/mo that included everything Utilities Furniture Housewares TV Cable Internet wifi phone Washer/Dryer Dishwasher One I found through a Real Estate Agent Another through an apartment complex The Travel Company liked it because they just signed lease and sent check. No Fuss... CJ www.TravelNurseToolbox.com |
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| Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2007
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| Everyone forgot the most important thing. A clean comfortable bed. |
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| Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: SC
Posts: 8
| Re: What do nurses want in housing? W/D, CABLE CABLE CABLE, so you don't have to stare at the walls for weeks until the cable man gets there. I don't mind paying for it, but have it on when I get there. Internet, TV in the bedroom and the living room. Adequate housewares and I mean adequate! (I still have to bring stuff with me to make up for what they either forget or don't provide) DVD player, dishwasher, gated community, paid utilities, a comfortable decent bed and not a trailer bed where you flip to the middle when you get in bed. A list of nearby grocery stores, resturants, banks and a Walmart. Pet friendly and like someone said before me, a turn key apartment that is clean, safe and decent. There is enough stress going somewhere you aren't familiar with, without having to bring a ton of stuff like I have to. I just want to be able to bring my clothes and my computer....... Kelly |
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| Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: SC
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| Re: What do nurses want in housing? Oh and definitely close to your assignment (not 27 miles away) Quiet neighbors Up to date appliances |
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| Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2008
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| I agree with all of these things...also short leases...if at all, as we only know the initial length of contract and we could be extended so month to month is great. Also, I love my dog. She is like a child to me, housebroken and wonderful. She is small and I find it VERY difficult to find housing that will take her. Ive turned down MANY apartments that don't allow pets. I'm hoping to be in Denver sometime in the near future..please email me your contact information. I'm thrilled you asked us what we are looking for. That tells me you're a good landlord...the most important thing. Last edited by AmandaWIRN; 09-16-2008 at 07:21 AM. Reason: e-mail removed |
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