Hey Alfonso - We have had some good experiences shifting our STR's to mid term which we have done the last couple of months just with a more saturated STR market.

Not as saturated as other markets.

.- Less Competition: Most places that have furnish finder rentals are not as saturated as STR that do 30+ rentals.

This creates value for them to ensure their properties are being rented (especially in highly saturated markets), which in turn creates more revenue for me.

We at one point had about 22 Airbnbs but that market has definitely become more saturated, a lot more competitive, city restrictions and fees have really increased for consumers.

I understand Act 60 is a driving force of pricing and demand but its seems like the market is at a tipping point of saturation. 

Market saturation is something you may hear of from time to time but its sort of misnomer.

Single-family is saturated.

STR market is also saturated so you need to differentiate your self and furnish the home nice.

I would just have LTR houses that I cash flow over $1000 each after expenses because I bought them cheap with cash  These are very close to passive, even self managed, because I have systems in place.STRs also run the risk of the rules being changed and areas becoming saturated.