Think we saw Nashville ***** slap Memphis, per usual, the  months following. 

Am thinking of converting a long term rental to a medium rental. 

Assuming that you are thinking of finding/converting a basement unit: There's some opportunity in Raleigh for this type of conversion, but they are definitely far and few between, and price point will generally make it prohibitive since they are in higher priced pockets.

McDonalds might not allow a chicken restaurant or a Starbucks, Panda Express wants to exclude ALL Asian food (Thai, Pho, etc.) so it is paramount that you understand the exclusive use clauses in each of the leases in the property that you are buying and how it will affect your ability to re-lease your spaces when they do ultimately go vacant. 7.

Two things you will learn if you do this long enough: people always act in what they perceive to be their own self interest, and renters will tell you any ******** they think justifies their position.

I think this is a modest goal, in this day and age. 

or "I'm thinking of getting my real estate license.

It is not based in the US, so some of the language of the templated messages can be a little off, but I think you should tweak your messages to suit your style and property, regardless of the platform you use.

I agree with Bill on talking to your PM-they should be telling you what they think market rent is.

I'm also moving to the MTR strategy as we go to the fall/winter seasons here in Denver. 4 months out of the year it's reeeaaal slow as an STR, but MTR strat could keep things more afloat.Cheers,Ian Thankfully I think our seasonality in Raleigh is not as severe.