Some areas define it as anything under 30 days; others under 90.Midterm rentals often bypass short-term rental restrictions — but you still need:-Proper lease agreements-Local registration (in some cases)-Business insuranceIf you’re operating in gray areas, tighten up your paperwork.Anyone’s city recently updated their MTR regulations?

There’s definitely a healthy mix of stable rental pockets and up and coming areas showing steady growth.

Quote from @Christopher Rubio: Hey everyone,I’ve been diving deeper into rental strategies and keep coming across Section 8 (Housing Choice Voucher) investing.

Are you able to visit/inspect the property yourself before you put it on the rental market? 

Is the goal to slowly move out of corporate and more to rental properties full time?

I am a landlord with rural (read low value) apartment buildings which are in reality worth a fraction (like a quarter) the replacement costs computed by insurance companies. So the problem I end up with is for example...

I have learned more about blanket insurance and am considering it for my 20 rental properties.

Electric all the way in a rental unless you are talking very high end.

Do you want to have a rental?

Currently I keep a 6 month reserve in a HYSA. What are your strategies to max yield and liquidity?