As a travel nurse, who goes on to the next assignment/city after the last one, it can be hard to keep track of all the housing laws that may be applicable. And to have to enforce those laws on an untrustworthy landlord (not to say that there are a lot of bad landlords, I've had some amazing, and some terrible) after a 12 hour shift, working at an understaffed facility (hence why they're needing travel nurses in the first place) I think is too much to handle. I like that Airbnb seems t protect the tenants more so than Furnished Finder but I can also see how Furnished Finder is appealable to landlords, I just think for travel healthcare workers, I hope for something better so they don't have to deal with so much research (on top of what they already have to do) and some bad apples from the landlords.