@Mohammad Murad what Short Term Rental Loophole are you speaking about?

Hiring a full time Property Manager will likely make it difficult to execute the Short Term Rental Loophole, but many Property Managers offer consulting to allow you to fast track your learning curve on providing exceptional service.

@Isabel Cano reach out to @Josh Green if you are interested in running a successful short-term rental in the Tampa Bay area.

I stumbled upon this site while I was searching for ways to start a short-term rental business.

I’m launching a short-term rental property management company here in the Raleigh market and would love to connect with other local managers and co-hosts.

Quote from @Brandon Lee: I’ve noticed some investors combining short-term financing for acquisition/rehab, then refinancing into DSCR loans for the long-term.

I have borrowers tell me all the time they only need money for some short period of time, but then when pressed they have only a half baked plan to get out of the short term note.   

This would be my first short term rental.

I’m a local short-term rental operator here in South Florida, so happy to chime in:Neighborhoods: Popular STR areas in Fort Lauderdale include Las Olas, Victoria Park, and areas near the beach.

Like you mentioned, a lot depends on budget and whether you’re leaning more toward long-term or short-term tenants.If you’re considering Florida, I’d suggest looking at areas like Miami Shores, El Portal, and parts of North Miami.