Hey all, we have our first rental and we're trying to decide whether to use Furnished Finder for a mid-term rental or to go the long term rental route. 

It's a mid term rental so they will be managing listings on airbnb, finding furnished, etc.

For context, my rental is a basement 1-bedroom "long-term" rental that is furnished at $2200/month.

We are focused on cash flow potential.Here is our tentative strategy:We are interested in MTRs and furnished rentals, but are avoiding STRs due to increasing restrictions. 

They contacted me on furnished finder but you probably know that there are many other places to post and reach out proactively to companies.Good luck!

In theory they should turn a profit each month, and if they do not they still have to pay you the set rent as well as the utility cost as well as up front cost like furnishing. 

In other words, the real estate does not include the additional parts of most str businesses, like furnishings, accessories, going concerns of a business, and the other costs associated with this type of business.So, it is good to be clear on what value is being referred to, RE or str Business.

I'm selling them fully furnished and giving the new buyer all of my business contacts / marketing info.

You can also consider furnished finders to go after some travel nurses or some mid-term tenants if you're interested in furnishing the space.Facebook or craigslist also work but I say save that as a last resort.Good luck!

They have mentioned that they'd like to make it a rental so that it can generate money while they are not staying there the majority of the time and I've suggested turning it into a furnished mid-term rental and to target traveling nurses or companies that provide extended stays to families whose homes are under construction.One thing I don't have much experience in is structuring partner deals.