Mid-term rental investing fills the gap between short-term and long-term: furnished properties rented for stays of roughly 30 to 90 days, serving traveling professionals, relocating families, traveling nurses, insurance-displaced residents, and others needing temporary furnished housing.
Log in to followMid-term rentals keep getting pitched to me as the safer version of Airbnb, and the claim everywhere is that if you set your minimum stay to 30 days you're not a short term rental…
Running a small service team, so I'm looking at this partly as something I might operate for owners and partly for myself. What I can't work out is the tooling. For nightly rental…
I've run this spreadsheet three times and the answer changes every time, because I don't know what belongs in the occupancy row. Duplex, one side would be the test unit. Unfurnish…
I've mostly held land up to now, so the furnished rental side is unfamiliar to me. I'm looking at a two bedroom condo near a hospital and the mid-term math looks better than the l…
Low price points are my whole thing, so mid-term looks attractive because a $90,000 house with a $1,100 furnished rent is a much better ratio than anything in the city. Problem is…
Running the numbers on a unit I've been modeling. Unfurnished market rent about $1,600. Furnished mid-term comps in the same building sit around $2,300, so a $700 premium. On pape…
Everything I read about mid-term rentals spends four paragraphs on the rent premium and one sentence on "marketing to the niche tenant base." That sentence is doing all the work a…