How to Deal with Things not Going as Planned during a Renovation
Sometimes things don’t go as planned during a rental renovation, but that’s okay. We learn to adapt. Selecting the tile for this unit has been a challenge, but I’m nearing the end of the project.
How to Furnish a Midterm Rental (Lessons From My Own Renovation)
Basement rental update: cabinets are in, walls are painted, and now it's crunch time to furnish it. Here's what I'm learning about furnishing a midterm rental (and why half my original picks are already out of stock).
How to Stock a Midterm Rental for Less: My Sale-Shopping Restock Strategy
If you're just getting your furnished rental off the ground and aren't sure what to buy first (or how much of it), grab my Midterm Rental Checklist. It walks you through exactly what to stock and how much to buy so you can set up a space that feels luxury without blowing your startup budget.
Host vs. Landlord, Guest vs. Tenant: Why the Words You Use Shape Your Midterm Rental Business
New MTR hosts who adopt a host mindset from day one tend to see stronger guest satisfaction, more repeat bookings, and better long-term reviews, all of which directly impact occupancy and profitability. Whether you're furnishing your first midterm rental, writing your house rules, or setting expectations with guests, choosing host-centered language is a small shift that makes a measurable difference in how your property performs in a competitive market.