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Nick Copland
  • Real Estate Coach
  • United States
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Midterm Rental and Corporate Housing Arbitrage

Nick Copland
  • Real Estate Coach
  • United States
Posted

Most people think you need to own property to make rental income.

Not with midterm rental and corporate housing arbitrage..

Here’s the play:

➡️ Lease a 3+ bedroom house for $2,500/month

➡️ Legally sublease it to relocating families for $5,000/month

That’s $2,500/month in cash flow (before utilities).

With utilities ranging $300–$500/month, your net cash flow is still $2,000–$2,200/month.

That’s $24,000–$26,400 a year per house from a property you don’t even own.

This isn’t about chasing tourists.

It’s about providing real housing at 2–3x the profit of long-term rentals — without the headaches of Airbnb.

I teach people how to do this step by step, just like I’ve done myself:

✅ Securing landlord partnerships

✅ Setting up properties the right way

✅ Attracting reliable tenants on autopilot

➡️ Connect with me for more strategies on midterm rental and corporate housing arbitrage.

  • Nick Copland