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Bailey Kramer
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  • Denver, CO
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My Minimum Night Stay Strategy for My Mid-Term Rentals

Bailey Kramer
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Denver, CO
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Hey everyone!
I’m Bailey — I own 10 MTRs (all solely owned, no partners) and co-host several more.

Here are my exact minimum night stay settings I use across my MTRs:

📅 Minimum Stay by Booking Window:

  • 0–7 days out: 7-night minimum

  • 8–14 days out: 14-night minimum

  • 15–44 days out: 28-night minimum

  • 45+ days out: 60-night minimum

I do adjust these based on my portfolio’s overall occupancy %, but this is where I always start.

You can automate this with a pricing tool like PriceLabs, or just do it manually.

Curious — what minimum stay strategy are you using?

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Allen Duan
#3 Medium-Term Rentals Contributor
  • Property Manager
  • Los Angeles, CA
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Allen Duan
#3 Medium-Term Rentals Contributor
  • Property Manager
  • Los Angeles, CA
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Hey Bailey! Hope you're doing well. 

This is a great strategy for a STR/MTR hybrid. I wish all our properties here in LA can do STR stays.

The challenge we have is for properties with a strict 30-day minimum. I've had to come up with something creative to handle those awkward two- to three-week gaps between bookings so we're not losing all of our profits on vacancy. I'm curious what others have done to solve this problem in a market that has strict STR regulations.

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