Property Management

• Long-Term Rentals

  Long-term rentals typically involve leasing a property to tenants on an annual basis. This strategy provides steady, predictable income and attracts tenants who are seeking stability, such as families or professionals. Landlords often benefit from reduced turnover and fewer management responsibilities compared to shorter rental terms. These rentals usually are not furnished, and the tenant pays for their own utilities.

• Mid-Term Rentals

  Mid-term rentals are designed for tenants who need housing for a few months, typically between one and six months. These rentals cater to groups like traveling professionals, students, or individuals relocating for work. They offer more flexibility than long-term leases while still providing landlords with relatively consistent income and less frequent turnover compared to short-term rentals. These rentals are usually furnished by the owner and includes the cost of utilities in the rent.

• Short-Term Rentals

  Short-term rentals are properties rented out for short durations, ranging from a single night to a few weeks. Popularized by platforms like Airbnb, these rentals appeal to tourists, vacationers, and business travelers seeking temporary accommodations. While they can generate higher income per night, short-term rentals often require more intensive management, frequent cleaning, and active marketing. These rentals are always furnished, and the owner pays the cost of utilities used by the guests.

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