Q1: What is the URL of the web site?
A1: http://www.nursehousing.com

Q2: Do I have to pay to post my listing on the web site?
A2: No. The listing is free of charge.

Q3: Do I need a password?
A3: No. As an advertiser you do not need a password. The visiting nurse needs a password to access the site, and your ad.

Q4: Is it easy to post an ad?
A4: Yes it is. If you have any difficulty you can contact nursehousing.com support staff, toll free: (866) 547-6306, during normal business hours

Q5: How do I post the information?
A5: Simply log onto the http://www.nursehousing.com homepage, click on the "List Your Property" link, and follow the easy instructions.

Q6: How do I remove my ad once the room is rented or I no longer want to advertise?
A6: Your listing will expire automatically after 90 days. To remove the ad sooner, return to the nursehousing.com homepage, click on the "Property Owner Login" button, logon using your email address and the password you created when you submitted your ad, and elect the option to "deactivate" your listing.

Q7: How do I amend, or update my ad once I leave the site?
A7: To amend your ad return to the nursehousing.com homepage, click on the "Property Owner Login" button, logon using your email address and the password you created when initially submitted your ad. Select the "edit" link.

Q8: Can I rent my property to nurses from any company or must it be my own company?
A8: The intent of the program is to ease the housing struggle that nurses from your company face. However, if this is a program you find valuable, you might consider opening your listing up to nurses from other companies.

Q9: What are recommended (average) rental prices to charge an nurse?
A9: The answer will depend on the rental rates in your local area. Check out newspaper ads for similar accommodations in your area.

Q10: How can I view a sample "Rooms-4-Rent" advertisement?
A10: Click on the following link to view sample ads: www.nursehousing.com/sampleads.asp