The down side is that STRs are more work, need to furnish it, pay for utilities and WiFI but in the right market (vacationers and business travelers) it could work. - If I were looking at cash flow as a really important important metric, I'd consider starting a business.

That's doubly so for traveling with a group.

Please consider the following:- Monthly savings: ~$4-5k- Full time job: Traveling and always relocating- No real estate currently ownedMy wife and I have long term goals to live on a remote ranch and would like to use real estate investing as a means to get there.

We provide a proxy service for foreign buyers, basically your arm in Japan without having to travel or know the language.

I have been thinking about landlordlocks, not used yetmain advantage is I can have one master key to open all doors, tenants can not make duplicate keys themselves, I will need to travel to change code of lockbox once it is used.2.

I worked with a travel nurse who does shift work and 5 lenders said that they couldn’t finance her primary residence purchase and I ended up making it happen for her. 

We also use Travelers and Proper.

Many property owners rented, and decided not to rebuild, but to sell their homes and use the money to invest, travel, etc., staying in rentals.

Focus on learning the basics of MTRs, including their appeal to traveling professionals and the need for furnished properties.

Seasonal Slowdown (With a Twist)The holidays always lead to a slower rental market as potential tenants prioritize family, travel, and gift-giving over finding a new home.