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Robin Simon
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Medium Term Rentals - Next Big Thing?

Robin Simon
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#3 Private Lending & Conventional Mortgage Advice Contributor
  • Lender
  • Austin, TX
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Are "Medium Term Rentals" (1-2 month stays) the next big thing? I tend to think so as owners can trade max profits for lower costs, booking certainty & perhaps most importantly much lower regulation risk (most STR regs don't apply for 30+ day stays)

Very interest recent report from Airbnb - https://t.co/EPvz235Uyz

Highlights:

Interesting list of the top cities for these MTRs:
(Best Earning - some nice sleeper markets)
La Quinta, California
Delray Beach, Florida
Marco Island, Florida
Palm Springs, California
Indio, California


("Best Equipped" i.e. most listings - oversaturated or sign of a good market for MTR with robust demand??)
Irvine, California
Los Angeles, California
Cincinnati, Ohio
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Seattle, Washington




Most "hospitable" (most enjoyable cities for people doing "digital nomads" by working remotely in short spurts - also some good markets to consider
Bend, Oregon (93.7%)
Santa Fe, New Mexico (91.7%)
Boulder, Colorado (91%)
Key West, Florida (90.2%)
Fresno, California (90%)


What do you guys think?  Anyone switch from STRs to MTRs (30day+)

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