When Covid hit, she started doing mid-term rentals and now prefers them over short- and long-term stays.
"I was getting burnt out on short-term rentals," said McIntyre, who had also started investing in St. Louis, Missouri.
That's why she calls mid-term rentals the "sweet spot" in real-estate investing, since they're still easier to manage than short-term rentals and produce better cash flow than long-term rentals.
"Often, when people are investing in long-term rentals, they're okay with $100 to $200 a month in profit per unit," she said.
The bookkeeping is easierA mid-term rental is much simpler to run than a short-term rental on various levels.
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