As for my MTR listing, I have 100% occupancy on it but I have a very easy target MTR market of visiting scholars. 

Most of my tenants are visiting scholars coming from all over the world.

You are still a gentleman and a scholar and I still respect you, but think about it, how could 51% of the nations homeless people live in CA?

They all know each other because they are all National Merit Scholars and they seem like good friends (hoping it is a studious group of 3!)

I rent by the semester to visiting scholars during the academic terms and by the night to vacationers between academic terms.

One of the rentals, I rent mid term, by the semester to visiting scholars and the other rental, I rent short term during the summer and mid term during the academic year.

Texas syndicator Elevate drives another Arbor foreclosure (therealdeal.com) Chris, you are a scholar and a ninja assassin.

I suspect my poor experience with Furnished Finder is because my units are very close to Harvard & MIT and, as such, are very popular with visiting scholars who are willing to pay top dollar for the amenities and location.

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@Chelsey Coleman My husband and I have a guest room that we mostly rent mid term to visiting scholars, interns and students.