@Juan Ramos Around me, for medium level rental construction, $100/ft2 is a safe bet.  

I currently operate a number of short-term/medium-term rentals throughout the northern New Jersey area, primarily my own properties, and, to a lesser extent, for others, and also a bunch of long-term/traditional buy-and-hold type rentals.Do you manage these properties for landlords/investors, or do you own any properties directly?

My wife and I are experienced with LTRs in town, but given the location of this property we think there’s tremendous potential in the short and medium term market, we just don’t have the experience/data to know if the juice will be worth the squeeze for furnishing the place.

Keeps you making money and adds value on a medium term play.

@Casey RyskaHuntsville is big enough to have some demand for medium-term rentals.

Hi, our team is looking to invest in small to medium multifamily in Huntsville and surrounding area.

Really want to buy another home as primary residence and rent this one out either short term or medium term.

Quote from @Joseph Beilke: In my opinion, the term "medium-term rental" (MTR) only creates confusion.There are only two types of rentals in the eyes of the law: short-term and long-term.

If the property has high appreciation rate and long-term rental cash flow doesn’t look good then try medium-term and short-term rental.

We're so close to everything outdoors, there's an influx of people, most of them younger, the downtown and the northeast part of town have all sorts of developments coming in and we're still relatively -- relatively -- affordable and can find properties that work well for medium-term rentals (and long-term rentals, if long-term holding and appreciation are more your play.)