I manage around 30 furnished MTRs in Florida, and I have tried all of the main platforms:Airbnb - By far has the biggest market share (and the biggest marketing machine), and only charges the host 3% (this is less than you pay for credit card processing on other platforms).Note: There's an enduring fallacy out there that Airbnb = STR or "nightly stays".

There is an enduring myth that "travel nurses" are an ideal target for medium term stays.

But they have always paid rent, and I've dreaded the long renovation after they leave.... and so I've endured it."

That doesn’t happen without poor underwriting, I don’t care how many economic disadvantages they’ve had to endure. 

I really thought this through and I truly think it's the only legit, enduring solution that threads the needle of best results for all on BP, and for BP Platform profitability (if it don't make $, it won't make sense for ownership and thus, it won't happen, right). 

A GOOD property manager can go a long way, and potentially save money/discouragement that you are enduring.

That doesn’t happen without poor underwriting, I don’t care how many economic disadvantages they’ve had to endure.

And if you haven't looked around, affordability in almost everything and anything is in the Great Depression terms-- the difference is back then it was against Gold so they endured it.

Where they have great enduring incomes, and immense write-off potentials.

One thing keeping me back from fully pulling the trigger is the amount of climate-related events that Miami seems to endure and the cost on repairs, HOA fees and of course, taxes.