You'll get a zillion responses, but I tend to like CostSegEZ.

He lived on the premises and acted as the cleaner, manager, tough guy- because bunk bed renters in that area tended to be some rather tough types.

@Meghan McCallum When the stock market provides underwhelming performance, people definitely tend to gravitate to real estate.

As Ashlee mentioned, when rates decrease, property values tend to increase.

Paid off properties tend to cash flow extremely well ;) But, everyone's goals are different.

There are also some podcasts dedicated to midterm rentals which are helpful because they tend to profile people doing all kinds of different things with their MTRs so you get expose to a lot of possibilities.

FSBOs are always interesting because you tend to get them for a bargain.

Local REI meetups tend to be a good option to find good PMs (especially high touch MTR PM). 

Keep in mind, rates will tend to run a little higher with these types of loans.

This is not a good move on the banks part, but they tend to delay any costs as long as they can.