@Jahid M.Starting a rental business involves researching local regulations, using platforms like Airbnb and VRBO for short-term rentals, targeting mid-term rentals like traveling nurses or business professionals, and considering Section 8 tenants for stable income.

My name is Daniel , Im Hungarian  professional soccer player right now I play in Greece , I listen a lot of Bigger Pockets and Im really intrigued to have my first deal in a Dallas - Fort Worth area.

Taking the time to plan and invest in quality materials or professional help usually pays off with fewer repairs and greater peace of mind.

If its college students/young professionals @Nathan Gesner gave some solid idea.If there are a lot of tenants with young kids, maybe a safe play areaAll depends who lives there

Additionally, moisture in the basement with possible fungi growth could mean mold, which can affect air quality and require professional remediation.

Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

Here’s a good starting point:Identify Your Target Market: Mid-term rentals typically cater to groups like traveling professionals, digital nomads, or people relocating for work.

I want to know if this type of business qualifies as a “real estate professional” status.

Readers are advised to seek professional advice.

Another option is renting to professionals or students who need a place for a few months.