I love working with midterm rentals as they bring more income than long-term rentals and higher occupancy than short-term rentals while maintaining similar rates.

That would make your cap rate 39%.

The distributions are exceeding what I expectedFinancials are as clean as can be4) Transparency, response time, investor experience have been fantastic For comparison, I'm an investor in other syndicates that have gone the whole year without distributions or on the brink of rate caps expiring, let alone communicating well.

When I first started about a year ago, Furnished Finder recommended pricing $300-500 a month above LTR rates.

If I live in a $600k SFH and have around 50% equity but want to "upgrade" to a $900k SFH, what would be the best option?

I’m not the type to live in a multi-family where other units would know I’m the landlord, so this worked out best for us.

Based on what you are saying I think a SFH might be your best bet.

Best suggestion I have is to text them instead of relay on the dashboard, because it is very glitchy. 

Just being zoned for a use may not impact the rates on your policy. 

I've spoke with the folks over at Abodea, who do offer a scalable call-center approach to HOA PM at quite affordable rates, but we're still missing the kind of local, on-site general contractor/handyman or capital management planning schedules that would be required for proactively addressing homeowner and community association needs.