I’m noticing a pattern in Austin where new STR competition shows up in waves, and by the time it’s obvious on Airbnb, the underwriting window is already gone.  

One thing I’ve noticed is that in some Midwest markets, down payments can go further, cash flow tends to be strong, and rents are pretty stable, which makes it easier to execute a slow BRRRR strategy.

When pitching corporate housing or MTR arbitrage, I’ve noticed landlords care most about:-Rent paid on time-Property protection-Low turnover-Professional tenantsThey care far less about how you make money.How do you explain the MTR model to landlords without scaring them off?

Lower basis + flexible terms often matters more than rate shopping.What I’ve noticed: the deals closing aren’t necessarily “home runs” — they’re the ones with clear exits, conservative assumptions, and capital that matches the business plan.Curious what others are seeing:What structures are actually working for you?

This is a great post.I was also looking at Packwood WA for STR investments and noticed that the occupancy rate has been low.

Quote from @Nick Copland: I’ve noticed more investors quietly moving into midterm rentals (30–90 days) lately.Why?

@Joe Daniel Hi Joe, I am just noticing this response.

Subsequently, we have sent you a termination notice for management purposes.In many cases, I provide other companies as references in the area for you to contact; however, I’m afraid that in this case, I don’t know anyone whom I would refer.

Quote from @Drew Sygit: Rent control is only a concern for:1) Low-demographic tenants2) Those that are employed in helping low-demographic tenantsPoliticicans chase votes, as most prioritize re-election above their integrity, and the best way to get votes is to get publicity.Rent control = publicityRent control does NOT equal votes because low-demographic tenants historically have some of the lowest voter registration & turnout.That's why rent control doesn't always lead to legislation.Ever notice the correlation between the areas with/toying with rent controls and ballot harvesting.... 

I'd read your contract with them and give them notice.