Lately, I've been contemplating the idea of venturing into the short-term rental market and I'm considering whether converting this property could be a good start.

Some options I've considered are finding houses with convertible space to add square footage but I worry that the cities will just not permit those conversions.

Now I'm back in Alaska living in another month-to-month rental looking for another home -- but not wanting to spend too much (probably looking for a live-in-flip and converting it to a rental -- would that be a live-in-BRRR?) 

I'm looking for $4,000,000 to convert a go kart tract into an assisted living center

However, converting these into desirable, owner-occupied homes could capture untapped market segments, particularly as economic conditions improve.Age Distribution and Market DemandDiverse Age Groups: The presence of young adults and an aging population suggests varied housing needs—from starter homes to downsizing options.

I am currently in process of converting my primary house into a rental property while I move to my new primary house.

I just moved so that I could convert my primary residence into a rental.

Hi Linda - your services make a lot of sense for someone who is trying to go the MTR route, however if they are just now buying a house in today's dollars and rates, and setting it up as a MTR, it may be hard to substantiate a few thousand dollars to pay a third party to do the set-up after they just spend tens of thousands, or potentially hundreds of thousands on a house DP in Raleigh + furniture.I think the fundamentals work for someone who's owned it a while, has made great cash flow, and who has been thinking about converting from LTR to MTR, and just doesn't want the hassle of set-up and marketing but wants the returns.

I have two 4 units, and this will be an out of state 6 I am converting to an 8 unit.

We also have a lot of "one-and-a-half" plexes (not an official name) - which are converted SF using the back staircase to to get to a studio apartment updstairs.