@richardmyers

Furnishing a mid-term rental is all about finding the balance between durability, style, and cost-effectiveness.

What to Get from IKEA

IKEA is great for essentials—things like:

• Silverware, plates, and cups

• Towels and linens

• Storage solutions

• Simple decor pieces

These items don’t need to be high-end, and IKEA keeps costs…

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@paulette_gunteryahoo-com

Such a great question! Early on, I felt like I was constantly chasing renters, and it felt exhausting. Over time, I realized that the real key isn’t chasing tenants, it’s building relationships with referral sources who consistently send you qualified leads.

How to Follow Up Without Feeling Like You’re Chasing

If a…

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@goldleafpropertiescogmail-com

There’s no one-size-fits-all answer here, but I’ll tell you what I’ve seen work best across different markets.

I personally prefer single-family homes (SFHs) because they attract a wider range of tenants—families relocating, professionals on assignment, and insurance placements. That said, I’ve seen plenty of…

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@kcjgmanagementgmail-com

This is a great question, and you’re thinking in the right direction. The key to making this work is shifting your mindset from just placing a tenant to building long-term value for relocation specialists and housing providers. Instead of focusing on just one deal, think about how you can position yourself as a go-to…

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@tabinvestcorpoutlook-com

I’ve been in the mid-term rental (MTR) space for nearly a decade, and my entire business model is built around maximizing cash flow while reducing turnover and vacancy risks—a balance that LTRs and STRs don’t always offer.

How I Run My MTR Business:

1. I focus on business-to-business (B2B) relationships – Instead of…

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@keristimmellgmail-com

You’re absolutely crushing it with your MTR strategy. Sounds like you’ve built a well-oiled machine by targeting multiple demand sources real estate agents, insurance companies, contractors, medical professionals, and military personnel. That’s exactly how you stay booked and avoid relying on just one type of…

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I believe this is it! It’s just a Q and A here on the forum! Feel free to ask away!

@sarahdavis

The key to filling your mid-term rental (MTR) with hospital and corporate clients is proactive outreach, you can’t just list your property and wait. Here’s how to start and build those relationships effectively:

1. Connect with Travel Nurse Agencies & Hospital HR

• Use Furnished Finder’s unmatched leads to reach out directly to…

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@socialbutterfly

This really depends on your market and what you’re comfortable managing. Both strategies have pros and cons, so here’s how to think about it:

Renting by the Room (Co-Living Model)

• Higher potential revenue – Renting by the room can bring in more income overall.

• Flexible exit strategy – If the whole house doesn’t rent as an…

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@tonycampos110gmail-com

Hey Tony,

The best way to prevent unauthorized guests is to vet your tenants thoroughly before they move just like you would for a long-term rental. That means asking the right questions, running background checks, and setting clear expectations upfront.

How to Prove Unauthorized Guests Are Staying

If you suspect someone…

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