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Trying to decide on STR Huntsville, AL

Stephanie Gothart
  • Huntsville, AL
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I have several LTR in Huntsville, AL and have been thinking of turning some new property into STR. Are there any STR property managers here in or around Huntsville?

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    Zeona McIntyre
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    Zeona McIntyre
    • Real Estate Agent
    • Boulder, CO
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    Hi @Stephanie Gothart, since @Brandon Hardiman mentioned that short-term is technically not legal and @Steve Stinson mentioned that Hunstville is common with the short-term workforce, you may want to look into Medium-Term or month-to-month rentals. These are still furnished rentals, but being longer usually helps you avoid taxes, license requirements, and laws. The tenants still pay 1.5x market rate and its lower maintenance with less turnover and expenses than short-term. 

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