@Mitch RubinBuildium was originally designed for small-medium size portfolios, say under 100 units.

Most corporate rental companies do not allow subletting.You can ask if they would allow corporate housing to say a nurse or similar.Its also called medium term rental, the idea is you sign a long term lease and furnish and manage and put nurses or what not in for 3 to 6 months etc and keep the difference.This also works for condos as its a rental 30+ days and should get around the no short term rentals. 

There is some resurgence happening, especially in the Irvington submarket, and appreciation will likely be good in a medium-term time frame.

Claim example, you have a fire and all your door widths are not ADA compliant.   

A portion of this plan includes posting one blog post across multiple mediums (Biggerpockets, Twitter, Linkedin, ETC.)

Thinks he will like it from the pictures.Tenant B: 1 working adult family with medium income job.

I am learning a good rule of thumb is $10-15 ft for light rehab, $20-25 for medium.

We will do a medium scale rehab and our timeline is 4 weeks.

I have a medium  sized dog (50 lbs, mostly whippet...he's a sweetheart) and also a cat, and also a girlfriend.

I often wonder why some people holding over 100 units spread out decide to stay on that course instead of transitioning into a single medium size asset.