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When deciding between short-term and long-term rentals, consider your goals, risk tolerance, and desired level of involvement to determine which approach aligns best with your investment strategy and lifestyle.
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A short-term rental refers to the temporary lodging of a property, typically a furnished residence, for a brief duration, often ranging from a few days to a week. Short-term rentals offer travelers a flexible and personalized alternative to traditional accommodations. This strategy allows you to increase your nightly price because you are focused on a few days of revenue. This strategy focuses on the following clientele:
A long-term rental refers to the temporary loding of a property, furnished, for a longer period of time, often ranging from a few weeks to months. This strategy focuses on offering travelers a furnished property with their own space rather than using a hotel. The benefit of a traveler staying at a furnished rental rather than a hotel is typically to take advantage of a better rate per night as well as their own space for a family or a larger group. This strategy focuses on the following clientele:
Understanding the unique needs and preferences of these clientele helps property owners tailor their rental strategies to attract and accommodate their target audience effectively, whether in the short-term or long-term rental market.