And it's good that you can always return to long-term or mid-term rentals if need be. 

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

Working with the city to create a legal unit is not worth the time or effort in most cases.

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.

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

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

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