Generally speaking, MTR/STR guests make less damage/wear on the property due to the shorter length of stays.

Tenants are encouraged to request this information for their reference, ensuring they are well-informed and prepared during their stay on the property.Proof of Renters Insurance:Many property managers have a policy that requires tenants to have renters insurance.

I personally prefer the previous person’s post of the two 5 year leases because if your dentist has either bought or financed all of the equipment to start the practice they likely will have run the numbers on how much it will cost to stay open for more than a year.

Often, we can connect you with professionals in those spaces for your needs and help coordinate the pieces and how they come together without losing sight of the original goal/vision.Before jumping into real estate investing, I did something similar with regard to talking to an estate attorney and finding a real estate-knowledgeable CPA to work with. 

I have been incredibly unsuccessful networking to find reputable information and competent, knowledgeable people who will not scam me to do deals with.

Learning about these alternatives opens up new possibilities, and I'm grateful for the knowledge you've shared.Thank you once again for your generosity in sharing your expertise.

They key is to stay involved!

It does all come down to the lease, however, if you like the apartment and want to stay there, I do suggest talking to the landlord.  

That said, it's definitely something worth considering given the high demand for the eclipse as well as other local events in high demand for short term stays (SXSW, ACL, F1, etc). 

I have one in Boulder County that I set up for short term but ended up renting it long term at the same rate I would have as an STR because my very first tenant decided to stay a year and offered to pay full rate.