FAQ

View our FAQ section specifically made for Landlords.

View our FAQ section specifically made for Tenants.

• Check the various names for the local medical school by a quick google: 'Medical School near me'
• Often Medical Schools  have the offical name changed after large donations etc.
• More recently medical schools send their trainees to remote rural locations or have several campuses for various lengths of time. Ask your local health care connections.
• Can't find what school(s) services your area/hospital? Pop us an email and we'll try to find out for you  info@MedsHousing.com

www.MedsHousing.com is a global platform founded by a team of medical community members seeking to solve the housing search stress during medical training. Landlords with properties close to clinics, medical schools, hospitals can shout out to the medical community. 

Medical student housing is needed in urban centres, rural communities and remote locations.

MedsHousing.com has listings in major teaching centres across the globe, and is growing daily.

Find short and long term housing that is:

• close to hospitals and clinics
• close to medical school campuses
• ideal for rural placements
• close to satellite medical school campuses
• furnished and unfurnished
• away rotation suitable

There could be a few reasons you have't received a good response.

Check your spam/junk folder:

• Make sure you have added info@MedsHousing.com to your contacts and address book to prevent automatic filing to trash and junk.
• (Google 'how to white list an email address')

Photos and presentation: (ask a friend: would you stay here?)

• Are you in the price range of other properties: too high? Too low?
• Enough short brief points highlighting the home, neighbourhood and commute to medical facilities.
• Do the pictures look inviting and show well?
• Too much clutter? Toilet seat up? Curtains half open, messy.
• Ask a friend to objectively look at your listing. Is it straight to the point? Key features highlighted?
• Often medical trainees book site unseen due to their rigourous schedules.

Poor time of the year:

• there are specific times of the year medical trainees search for housing.
  • July generally the start of internship, residency and fellowship (longer term 1-2+ years)
  • August Sept new medical students gernerally start their year (Some medical schools have varied intake dates)
  • various times of the year medical trainees do short term electives, away rotations, observerships,  requiring furnished accommodations away from their home medical schools
• Medical trainees can be sporadic with their commiunication. Often exams, night rotations, on call, application deadlines etc get in ther way of their ability to reach out ansd search. Make it easy for them. Facetime. Skype, Zoom, Teams. (Don't be surprised if you receive followup communication in the middle of the night after radio silence for weeks. They are probably in panic mode, worried they have not secured a place to stay)

Make sure you add info@MedsHousing.com to your contacts or address book. This helps to eliminate losing important messages from prospectivve landlords or tenants. Check your Spam folder every few days. Make sure you do not miss an opportunity.. Many institutional servers have agressive spam filters. (for good reason!)