My partner and I are interested in selling the single family homes we own and reinvesting in medium to large multifamily properties.

If you don't want to take on the extra work of managing an Airbnb, you can also move to medium-term leases or contract-based workers.

You should post this on Medium but I’m sure those in the RE education business (arguably racket) would attempt to undermine the knowledge you shared today.I’ve been doing this for 20+ years and knowing what I am and when I’m in the other categories has enabled me to be relatively successful in Real Estate.

I figure even at the low end I could probably clear about 275 per month, possibly much more with a medium quality rehab. 

How about income for the area high, medium, low?

Do do you think medium/larger multi-family is a feasible strategy here in Detroit?

If the property is in an area near a hospital/military base/refinery/university/etc...you could furnish some units really nice and list them on furnishedfinder.com and do medium term rentals. 

Hey Sac Investors,I was wondering if anyone focuses on listing their property on Airbnb rather than traditional year long leases and if you could share your experience with this medium.

Also, it should be fairly easy to determine the square footage by measuring the length and width of the ADU and multiplying them. 

@John Hamm I can’t speak to Cleveland but the Atlanta market right now is extremely competitive and prices have gotten insane, it’s doable but it might be worth looking at other medium sized cities around Georgia.