There are two classifications as alluded earlier one is the property itself (used by appraisers) and one on the neighborhood.Mostly people here refer to the neighborhood.I’ve always looked at medium household income to hedge the neighborhood.

Most in California. our small and medium communities are being left behind bc it takes too much time and energy to get to know every market and the returns the big guys need don’t work in tertiary markets. 

I have found my niche in "medium-term rentals."

They have done extensive market research and talk about it through their different mediums.

Hi all,I have a medium term rental (30+day stays) and have been using Price Labs for dynamic pricing.

I am looking to diversify out of pure short-term rental homes into boutique hotels, medium term rentals.  

Hello everyone,I'm currently diving into the world of medium-term rentals in the Bay Area and seeking guidance from seasoned professionals or mentors who can offer insights and advice as I embark on this journey.

Big picture - buy properties in medium to high demand locations where you don't have to stress over vacancy or this type of question. 

I own a medium term (30+day) rental in Pennsylvania.

@John Mason Assuming you are in a decent part of town, you should have no issue with demand for a medium term rental.