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All Forum Posts by: Zach Polen

Zach Polen has started 1 posts and replied 3 times.

@Tanner Pile thanks for the context. Yeah, I keep hearing that Furnished Finder is the go-to place for mid-term.

@Rene Hosman very interesting, I would love to chat about this! I found and joined those DU groups on FB (but I'm having trouble being able to post there). Makes sense, do you see more demand for MTR in the summer? You can lean into the seasonality of the school year Fall-Spring, then list for MTR in the summer?

I took a 5 minute video of a long-term unit and put it on YouTube, that saved a ton of time for Denver local prospective tenants!

@Zeona McIntyre seems like the Covid work-remote craze is over. That monthly surplus almost makes it a no-brainer to go for MTR. I'm thinking the difference in my area for a studio is $1,600 LTR vs $2,000 MTR. One extra month of vacancy for the MTR could erase the surplus. I do have in-unit laundry, thanks for that call-out that you are seeing.

Hi @Rene Hosman,

I'm a new investor in Denver. How strong is the demand for mid-term in Denver? Do you quickly get tenants thru Furnished Finder or has the demand softened in Denver?

Thanks!

I'm finishing renovations on a studio apartment (under another unit in a multi-family) in the next few days and am trying to decide on what strategy to use to rent it. I'm 2 miles from 2 hospitals (one is Swedish and I've heard that they get a fair amount of travelers) and within walking distance to Denver University. Before I invest in furnishing the unit I was curious about how much demand there is for mid-term rentals in south Denver. Is Denver over-saturated for mid-term rentals or is there still demand?