Take a peak into options for real estate investing and see what truly piques your interest (long-term, mid-term, short-term, storage units, fix and flip, live and flip, buy and hold, and I can go on forever).

You can test out mid term or short term rentals on one or a few of the units to offset that, or you can accept that you're drastically lowering your living expenses and building equity. 

I know a lot of residential brokers are also selling small to mid sized multifamily in Michigan.

Purchase price: $102,000 Cash invested: $6,000 Originally used as a short term rental, this property is now a mid-term rental (min. 30 days) and continues to cash flow.

That is more for short term than mid term, but if you can throw an extra dryer in the basement, that really speeds up laundry. 

Ron Hubbard built his scientology business: Mid-level sales professional selling the dream lifestyle and over-promising returns to attract people to him so he can capitalize on their innate desire to become successful and rich like him...

It doesn't matter what the split is because if you have no one to help you (your broker will forget your name by mid-week), you will not do anything with your license.

I'm not sure AirDNA will help much for mid term rentals.

My focus is small to mid sized apartment syndications if that matters.  

The gist is that their clients (primarily doctors) purchase homes at the end of the year, turn them into short-term rentals, and switch them to mid-term rentals at the turn of the new year.