Hi BP Community, I have a few long-term rental units, but am thinking about transitioning into the more lucrative space of STR.  

Seeking stable, long-term housing can lead to longer tenancies and lower turnover costs, which is what many Section 8 renters are after.There are, however, disadvantages to take into account.

You and your cleaner should form a type of business relationship that will last long-term, which benefits the both of you.

I currently have 2 long term rentals, looking to add more cashflows.

In terms of advice, it seems like you have a solid plan of what you're looking for so I'm not sure what else I can add other than I think it's a great idea.

The combination is that high LTV financed RE is not only at an all time high but in terms of inflation adjusted cost is at greater than 40 year high.  

Newbie here looking to get into the long-term rental game.

Once you have a contract to buy you have 30 days to close it, and your contract should be enforceable in court (that's another reason you should not do anything illegally, so that you can bring other party to court and enforce the term of the contract if they act in bad faith). 4.

I'm looking to do a house hack and open to doing STR, mid-term or long-term rentals.

What are some of the exit strategies to transition to long term loan?