The Program was designed to help people with disabilities, including seniors and people with mental illnesses and substance use disorders, find and maintain housing.

Here is a question for you, after you placed a tenant, during your 3/4 inspection, you found out the property is in a less maintained condition that you'd hope for (I'm putting it nicely), what would you do? 

We have a custom SFH that I built in 2021 (I am a custom home builder).So I have all the contractors I need to maintain the property. 

Quote from @Russell Roberts: Based on continued learning and all of the generous input (I may do a paid engagement with one of you), here's the REVISED tax optimization idea.1) Direct buy multifamily property and hands-on renovate/manage for minimum 500 hrs.

A well-optimized website, active social channels, and even a simple investor newsletter can make brokers and sellers take you more seriously before you ever meet in person.Track record storytelling matters.

Lastly & most important- A good deal depends on your own criteria- If you are planning on holding the property for cash flow, then a good deal depends on how much rent you can get relative to what you have to pay to acquire the property & maintain the property.

You will have to have a set of very clear rules, consequences for breaking them, and a way to maintain oversight.

Instead, you get:✅ Higher cash flow than traditional long-term rentals✅ Lower vacancy risk compared to short-term rentals✅ Reliable tenants like traveling nurses, corporate relocations, and digital nomadsIt’s the best of both worlds: less stress, consistent income, and tenants who value a well-maintained space.I coach investors and landlords who want to start or scale their midterm rental strategy — from setting up your unit, marketing it on the right platforms, to building a sustainable system that frees up your time while increasing your returns.If you’ve been curious about MTRs or want to know how it could fit into your current investing strategy, let’s connect.👉 Drop a comment or DM me — I’d be happy to help guide you through it.

A few I’ve seen work well:Targeted Google & Facebook Ads – cheaper once you know your audience.Local SEO & Google Maps optimization – people are searching “storage near me.”Referral programs – reward current renters or local businesses for leads.Dynamic pricing tools – inspired by Airbnb/STRs to optimize rates.Seems like consolidators are great for quick growth, but once you hit critical occupancy, going organic + tech is where the real margin shows.Curious if anyone is using dynamic pricing or online booking tools outside of Sparefoot?

Hey guys, just curious what system are you implementing to ensure that all your properties you own or manage are always maintained, like yard, weed trim and etc.