I know that is not a long term solution, but at least look at the math.

It can take some effort starting out, but you'll soon gain enough knowledge that it can be done quickly.

The city's diverse economy, favorable tax environment, and high quality of life attract a steady stream of new residents, ensuring robust rental income and long-term growth potential.

Does anyone know of any, I think the term is, cohosting companies in the Nashville area.

Refinancing my first Brrr deal and I’m looking to buy my second property near cinci/Covington because I’m wanting to get into mid-term rentals.

By leveraging local expertise and conducting comprehensive due diligence, you can make informed investment decisions that align with your long-term financial objectives in the Oklahoma City market.

I don't follow the short term rental trends, but long term rentals are easy to get up and running with a good return. 

As long as you can manage the short term, you will succeed in the long term.

Holding now for long term with $500+ monthly cash flow.

What was the reason behind the term change?