No, month to month pricing should be at a premium for the shorter term flexibility.

When selecting roommates or tenants for coliving they must be flexible regarding tenants that you carefully vet in other terms, but gender is something that I've learned the hard way to not consider as a criteria.Let us know how it goes.  

Max lines = flexibility.

Pros: - Easier to switch out students - Cash flow still coming in - More flexible overall - Potentially higher deposits if on separate leases Cons: - Potentially more incentive to move out early- More paperwork, signatures, leases, etc. 

Meaning the larger properties end up offering greater versatility and flexibility in the face of shifting market dynamics.NUMBER 2: "UNTAPPED" SKI RESORT TOWNSI guess it depends on how you define untapped.

Finding new tenants during the colder months can be challenging, and we aim to avoid any prolonged vacancy periods.Enhanced Flexibility for Tenant Management: Another factor influencing our decision is the greater flexibility it offers our property manager, ****, to effectively manage and find tenants during the summer months.

George - I think that the owners most likely to seller finance a portion of the sale are those that have owned their property for a LONG time (potentially looking for residual income) and owners than own their property either "free and clear" (without a mortgage/debt) as they have more flexibility.

Keep your flexibility by not encumbering them together. 

@Jon DawesI personally prefer liquidity and flexibility and like you said so many variables which is why it's never clear-cut in personal finance.  

HMLs enable quick acquisition leverage which is essential in competitive markets, and offer flexible qualification criteria, focusing on the property's potential.