I didn't get the impression it was a mega hub of corporate lifestyle.

You are probably right but I worry that with a significant injury- MVA, fire or heck now a days someone slipping on a banana peel that could result in a multimillion dollar lawsuit especially more likely if they know you are in a high income profession or own RE.

This would be primarily to use the tax strategy of STRs to offset my W2 income although it's a lot more work than a long term rental. 

They’re thriving.Here’s why:-Corporate relocations are rising again.

Personally, I’ve found that one mid-stay refresh (45–60 days) works well without being intrusive.But some hosts swear by weekly service (especially for corporate clients).What’s your approach — and how do you structure the cost?

I’ve been looking to attend (and possibly speak at) more real estate and investor-focused conferences — especially those that cover midterm rentals, corporate housing, or property management trends.Networking and staying on top of industry shifts are a big part of how I grow and help others in this space, but I realized I might be missing out on some great upcoming events.So I figured I’d ask the community:- What real estate conferences, summits, or meetups are you planning to attend soon?

Most of the properties we buy in Memphis don’t start pretty. They’re tired, neglected, and usually sitting with a long list of deferred maintenance. The kind of houses most investors scroll past because they only see ...

That’s a lot of life change happening at once — exciting, but yeah, timing matters here.You’re right that being near a hospital makes your garden unit a prime candidate for mid-term rentals (MTR) — travel nurses, patient families, medical staff, even corporate relocations.

You add on the fact that we see the same 100 billion $ handed over in a circle from one AI company to the next, all reporting it as revenue, the P/E ratio of the S&P500 is over 30 and that makes you wonder where corporate profits are supposed to go from here, inflation eating into consumers spending power - I would say @Collin Hays is right, brace for impact.Fortunatley, residential real estate is a relativley recession proof.

I would also find an attorney who you really like and can assist on some of your corporate decisions (like LLC). also I would reconsider using business credit vs cash for an investment as too much leverage can be bad. welcome and continue to network !!