Looking for right channel to list a property for mid term rental

Kenneth GarrettPro Member
Investor · Florida Panhandle/Illinois · Member since 2016 · 4k+ posts · 3k+ votes
2mo
@Mike Park
I use the following platforms:
1. Furnished Finder (Best Results)
2. Airbnb (30 day stays and longer)
3. Zillow
Best of Luck.

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Mike Park
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Member since 2026 · 4 posts · 0 votes
2mo
Thanks, Kenneth. I'm just wondering—doesn't Furnished Finder simply connect guests and hosts? I'm afraid I'd be too busy dealing with everything else on my own.
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- Kenneth GarrettPro Member
  Investor · Florida Panhandle/Illinois · Member since 2016 · 4k+ posts · 3k+ votes
  1mo
  @Mike Park
  You are correct. Furnished Finder is a lead generator site. It connects you with potential tenants. MTR takes less work than STR, but more than LTR. You can find property managers or a cohost to help you with managing your property, but the cost will eat into your profits. If you are a hands off investor then a PM or Cohost would be your best choice. I lean more for a Cohost as you just need help versus a PM.
  Best of Luck.
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Ecaterina Katerina Morosan
Real Estate Agent · Miami, FL · Member since 2022 · 238 posts · 102 votes
2mo
Hey Mike, which market are you in? Have you tried Furnished Finders and Facebook Marketplace in addition to what you're doing now? I've heard good things about both but totally depends on the city
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Vijay FriedmanBusiness Member
Miami, FL · Member since 2026 · 766 posts · 123 votes
2mo
Quote from @Mike Park:

thinking to shift from airbnb to another, but not sure which one is good.

@Mike Park
If you're moving from Airbnb to medium-term rentals, I'd compare more than just the listing platform. Think about who your target tenant is—traveling professionals, nurses, corporate housing, or insurance placements—and choose the platform that best matches that audience. The quality of the tenant pipeline often matters more than the site itself.
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Jay TolugantiPro Member
Investor · Clearwater, FL · Member since 2025 · 226 posts · 79 votes
2mo
You can check nomad lease too. Same as furnished finder
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Mike Park
OP
Member since 2026 · 4 posts · 0 votes
2mo
Thanks. I will definitely take a look!
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Tim KirkPro Member
Member since 2026 · 88 posts · 53 votes
1mo
I'm going to get listed on Airbnb, but I also use Furnished Finders, Zillow and FB Marketplace. FF, marketplace and Zillow all have their pros and cons. In my mind, I can see Airbnb being a good route, but at this point it's only speculation. I've had moderate success with FF. Haven't received a ton of leads, but I've gotten a few.
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Diana KhanPro Member
Attorney · 10451 Mill Run Cir #755 Owings Mills, MD 21117 · Member since 2024 · 555 posts · 194 votes
1mo
Quote from @Mike Park:
thinking to shift from airbnb to another, but not sure which one is good.
From working with rental property owners, I’ve seen that the platform is only one part of the decision. If your biggest concern is how much time the property will take, I would figure out the management side first. Moving from Airbnb to Furnished Finder may change where the tenant comes from, but it does not remove the screening, lease, maintenance, utilities, cleaning, and tenant communication that still have to happen.
If you want this to be more hands-off, I would compare the cost of a cohost or property manager against what you expect to make from the MTR. Then choose the listing channels around that setup. That way you are not moving to a new platform and finding out later that you still created another job for yourself.
I’d be glad to stay connected, Mike. I always enjoy hearing how other owners adjust their rental strategy when the original setup stops fitting what they want from the property.
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Benn MartensonBusiness Member
Real Estate Agent · Ventura, CA · Member since 2026 · 17 posts · 7 votes
1mo
Furnished Finder is the Way.
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Matthew Tregoning
Property Manager · Melbourne, FL · Member since 2019 · 353 posts · 150 votes
5d
Mike, the part you mentioned about being too busy is probably the place to start. Which job are you trying to get off your plate: answering inquiries, coordinating turnovers, or dealing with maintenance during the stay? Those need different kinds of help.
If you bring someone in, have them walk you through one inquiry from first message to move-in. Who answers, who follows up, who updates the calendar, and who confirms the home is ready? That will tell you more about the workload you are handing off than the platform name.
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