But Harrison wasn't one of the location options. 

The property is located in MD. 

It can be used as leverage for other ventures, including room rentals or as security for further loans.

We are looking to do this versus a home office deduction, which we probably wouldn’t qualify for anyway (would fail the exclusive clause).I’m sure this question has been covered before in the forums, but I can’t seem to locate a specific thread on this topic.

To judge whether it's worth it, try to estimate arv if you fix it up to be a nice property for the market in which it's located.  

It is common for a GC to bid higher on a job that they don't really want - either because of location, type of job, or sometimes the personality of the client :-)Then if you get the job, you're happy because you are making a lot more profit.... and if you don't get it, you don't really care because you didn't want it anyway. 

Does anyone have feedback or suggestions on locations.

I recommend considering locations near Naval Air Station Jacksonville and Naval Station Mayport.

I think this could be for a variety of reasons but likely has to do with the fact that remote work seems as though it is here to stay allowing for more digital nomads, professionals to live/move cities more easily or even just "check out" a new location for a few months.Couple of key takeaways:-Casting a wide net and not focusing only on traveling nurses for example-Knowing your market and target clientele-MTRs are ideal for corporate travelers -How you operate your MTR is key to success (responsiveness to request, amenities, etc)-Protect yourself with a security deposit and ensure your lease fits your property/marketArticle: https://www.azibo.com/blog/mid-term-rentals-pros-and-cons-fo...Curious on everyone's thoughts on this article and overall market trends!

The median time to secure a contract saw a 23.9% decrease dropping to 35 days..Oh, the excitement!