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(7,389 posts)44. the need for that is dwindling. there are now sites like furnishedfinder.com that cater to professionals in this
situation. you can easily find short-term rentals now.
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Yes but that has nothing to do with this situation or reporting your taxes.
Big Blue Marble
Mar 2025
#45
Also it *might* be easier to get rid of a roommate than a tenant. Proceed carefully...
Hekate
Mar 2025
#69
Many communities have a local agency on aging which might be able to provide
totodeinhere
Mar 2025
#11
There was a time when I would have thought your comment was absolute craziness.
hamsterjill
Mar 2025
#49
I don't know how much your car loan payments and car insurance are running you each month, not to mention gas &
Native
Mar 2025
#38
Do more than just a hand-shake agreement, be sure to have a lease document prepared.
Abolishinist
Mar 2025
#9
1) you can take expenses (including a part of depreciation, taxes, repairs, utilities, etc.)
spooky3
Mar 2025
#14
If you don't need to drive much, would you be better off without the car, gas and insurance expenses and instead
MLAA
Mar 2025
#33
if you aren't planning on buying a new home or anything major on credit, who cares if your credit takes a hit....even
Native
Mar 2025
#41
I wanted to rent out our upstairs that we rarely use. I wanted a single female renter under 30.
Doodley
Mar 2025
#26
oh yeah...Air BNB is awful...but I was thinking there's those kinds of agencies for business or college folks...
FirstLight
Mar 2025
#48
the need for that is dwindling. there are now sites like furnishedfinder.com that cater to professionals in this
Native
Mar 2025
#44
I've had not good experiences or luck...but then again, I didn't screen well or have good baundaries.
FirstLight
Mar 2025
#28
sending you a DM but search for a Homesharing organization in your state. They exist in Pennsylvania, Oregon, many
mahina
Mar 2025
#60
Make sure you understand the legal requirements in your town of being a landlord
MichMan
Mar 2025
#61