These are typically more like corporate housing or traveling medical professionals.Short term rentals—We've used Airbnb selectively as a way to turbo-charge properties that maybe have a small funky unit that can't command strong rents but still is a bear to heat in the winter. 

I've searched existing posts with little success.

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Search the website for anything on this strategy. 

You are on the right track searching for a commercial policy since the property is larger than a 4 unit. 

Do a search on BP and you'll find a ton of info.

I'm looking at turn-key for out of state markets where the 1% rule will work and eventually building a team in select markets (midwest and south).

Another great way to find out is also searching here on BP. 

I’ve been analyzing my market for quite some time now and I was thinking it would be interesting if BP members shared their investment screening routine (i.e. not the criteria of analysis, but the platforms and strategies), more specifically: What is your day-to-day routine to screen your RE market in search of potential investments?

For example: If the contractor puts cabinets in, in the finish selected by the owner/investor and then the investor turns around after seeing the final product and says the finish isn't what they want now, well tough luck buddy, you chose it, you approved it, you own it.