You’re here because you’ve got a furnished property — or want one — and you're tired of: slow leases, flaky guests, and empty calendars. What if you could fill your property, get paid above-market rent, and do it without marketing or short-term bookings? This guide will show you exactly how landlords across the country are doing it — using insurance money that’s already been approved… and families who are desperate for a safe place to land.

Step 1: Know the Hidden Goldmine (It’s Called ALE)

• ALE (Additional Living Expenses) is built into most homeowners insurance policies.

• When a family is displaced due to disaster, ALE pays for temporary housing — usually$5,000 to $30,000 or more.

• The tenant doesn’t pay. The insurance company does.

• You’re not chasing rent. You're plugging into a system that’s already funded.

• Payments come directly or through trusted vendors like ALE Solutions, CRS, or platforms like NuBNB.

Step 2: Offer the Right Kind of Stay (Mid-Term Rentals)

Insurance housing isn’t about weekend getaways or year-long leases. Families need stability — without permanence. Mid-term rentals (30+ day stays) are the sweet spot.

• 2–4 bedroom single-family homes (best for families with kids)

• Duplexes or guest homes for flexible use

• Furnished apartments near hospitals or schools

• Essentials include: a stocked kitchen, washer/dryer, internet, a fenced yard, and peace of mind

Step 3: Get Plugged Into the Right Network

Most landlords don’t even know this niche exists — and that’s the problem. Instead of cold-calling adjusters or chasing short-term bookings, here’s what happens when you’re inside the right system:

• You get connected to families who have already been approved

• You don’t deal with background checks or lengthy rental apps — just basic ID and confirmation

• You set your terms, your pricing, and your house rules

• Your rental becomes part of the solution — and your income becomes consistent, not chaotic

What Happens Next?

We’re finalizing our app rollout right now. If you

grabbed this guide, you’ll be on the Early Access List — which means

you’ll be the first to know when NuBNB officially launches.

• You'll receive updates as we launch and onboard new landlords

• No subscription required right now — just watch your inbox

• When we're live, you'll get access to the tools, listings, and network that make this work