Yes there are plenty of MTRs on apps, also corporate housing a la Avalon (used to be Oakwoods - that's where they parked us film students from out of state back in the 2000s - the place was flooded with kids in Jan), and pilot season is mostly dead, but I feel that this market would always have a few folks coming in. 

What season has everyone found to be the best for their STR's? 

I just restocked our spices and seasonings.

The nightly room rate fluctuates between $150 to $275, depending on the seasons.

what  happens if one partner wants to exit the property in the future and the other person doesnt )    2)  consider  buying and  financing it as a rental property  or using a DSCR  ( debt service coverage) type loan   3)  consider  additonal co borrowers  that are  strong  ( relatives )   4) obtain a new job that has a salary  that can be used  5)  wait to buy unitl you have the  seasoning for the variable income 

When it comes to lenders and loan officers there are some seasoned vets and those who work at a call center and know next to nothing.

No matter how much experience and capital you have, a dynamic debt and sales market always has a way of humbling even the most seasoned senior professional.

Learning about the 6 month and 12 month "seasoning" periods really threw are wrench into our plans.

You would need to see if there are any seasoning requirements with your HML.

In multifamily one error in the underwriting could easily cost you 30k and if you have a seasoned mentor who is there to catch it, well then it probably paid for itself.