Medium-Term Rentals (Corporate Housing)

Medium-term rentals (MTRs) cater to tenants staying for 30 to 90 days, such as traveling nurses, corporate employees on assignment, or people displaced by insurance claims. This strategy bridges the gap between long-term and short-term rentals, offering higher rents than long-term leases with less turnover and operational intensity than Airbnb. It is a growing niche that benefits from the rise of remote work and the healthcare staffing industry. MTRs are generally more stable than vacation rentals and less regulated, making them an attractive alternative for investors seeking higher yields.