My mid term rentals(30+ days) typically have more consistent revenue streams with lower revenue than STR but allow for rate increases depending on demand.

Once you find an agent that becomes your wingman and is not looking for 1 commission but for a constant stream of commission ... you will have no interest in looking elsewhere.Analyze and interview your prospective agent and make sure he/she understands what he/she is dealing with.

There are what I like to call spill over areas, which border already established, high rent areas such as Midtown, Corktown, Woodbridge, Downtown proper.  

We have had a constant stream of folks ask us if we are going to build 1br units, which we hadn't really planned on but it appears to be a need in our area.  

I've always thought of doing a house hack as my first investment, financing with an FHA loan as I don't have a steady income stream yet.

The best way to pay off debt and increase your income streams is FOCUS on MONEY MAKING ACTIVITIES.If you are distracted by constantly thinking about eliminating bad debt, your income will most likely stay the same.  

The obsession with having more (money) is at the root of a pervasive conservatism that spills over into far more areas than the bottom line on your bank account.

Again, the MIRR is best suited as adjustments to any income stream can be made to compensate for the uniqueness, variations and similarities of alternative investments to identify a required yield. :) 

If I sold the properties for what I paid for them and asked for $50K down, then carried the balance at 10% interest only, I'd get a very nice income stream while getting 100% amortization on the underlying seller carry back. 

Wealth gives greater means, but not necessarily greater (or lesser) inclination. admittedly a slight tangent, but talk of taxes here is usually of income and property tax--no surprise-- but there are plenty of other taxes where everyone is hit, and the lower end of the income stream sometime gets a greater percentage of AGI hit: payroll and sales tax being huge ones and other taxes euphemistically called "fees" such as car registration, inspections etc.