I do a full check with an apartment mid or long term. 

Ideally, I’d like a tenant or business that takes care of the property and handles its own maintenance, while I just receive rent under a multi-year lease.I’m not looking for short-term or mid-term rentals.I’m more interested in creative or semi-commercial uses that can legally operate out of a residential property.What kinds of businesses, organizations, or lease setups have you seen work well for a property like this?

Or you could keep it as a long term rental, mid term rental, STR, or rent by the room.

Use layouts that rent fast and refi well.Our duplex builds stick to:3/2 each side or 2/2 with open floor plansidentical layouts for material efficiencydurable mid-grade finishes (LVP, shaker cabs, matte black hardware)3.

Your proposal sounds reasonable, but the timing might not be the best.I've been visiting Cape Coral this week (mid-November) on a scouting mission. 

I’ve found the small things like that make a big difference for mid-term guests.

and Turned It Into a $269K WinEvery investor has that one horror story — the contractor who disappears mid-job, the project that goes sideways, and the numbers that stop making sense.One of our investors recently lived it.They were over-leveraged, stressed, and had already lost $30,000 to a contractor who never finished the work.

Also open to discussing flexible terms and best practices for staying legit and above-board while still making the unit work for short- or mid-term occupancy.Appreciate any insights from those who’ve been through this maze.

I’m a Realtor and Project Manager with a mid-Michigan general contractor.

@Melmar De Jesus Welcome to the Biggerpockets Community, you are in the right place and this is where I got my start to my Real Estate career.When it comes to figuring out the best way to rent your first property in Hampton, I will say, I ended up doing Mid-term rentals and house hacking with my properties and I am going to continue to do so for many reasons!