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.)

You need to figure out your lead type and your marketing medium (cold calling, MLS, Realtor, Etc) and make sure the over all plan aligns.4). 

Downside is, taxes are high but the town is very well taken care of.On the east side of Cleveland, the areas surrounding Cleveland Clinic and Metro Health short and medium term rentals have become extremely popular.

Hey Mitch, I have lived in Birmingham for the past 7 years and it is a great medium sized city.

Could consider converting it to a Short/medium term rental, depending if that's feasible in your market and could generate more income. 

Hi Ann,My wife and I have a medium term rental in Lake Tahoe and are pet friendly.

Then pick a strategy you want to move forward with STR (Short Term Rental), MTR (Medium Term Rental) or LTR (Long Term Rental).

I have a goal in mind, i know what properties i want to aim for and I know the CoC return to aim for. what i fear most i guess is the inherent dangers that come with investing and how to handle it when it arises as a new invester.Im currently aiming for medium to long term rental properties in the small multifamily space.

It's more difficult but way worth it in the medium long term game.

I have been buying small and medium-sized parks for a few years now specifically from Mom and Pop owners.When it comes to information MHP investing is much more limited but there is a lot of information via @Frank Rolfe or @Mario Dattilo.