Mid-term rental operators
Find listings that fit travelling professionals and seasonal stays.
Which listings fit furnished stays of 30 days or more.
The mid-term lens weighs proximity to hospitals and employers, mobility, seasonal monthly-rent economics, and suitability such as furnishings, a pool and stated lease minimums.
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Top of today's Orlando list
12544 Floridays Resort #112B, Orlando, FL 32821
3 beds · 2 baths · $279,000 · 79 days listed
$2,940/moEstimated monthly rent (in season)#1 of 2,155 in OrlandoTop tierNeighborhood scores: quiet 9.8/10, groceries 7.4/10 and restaurants 6.8/10Amenities that suit seasonal tenants: pool accessEstimated $2,940/month in the 4-month high season, 1.4× the $2,100 annual-lease rentWho works this lens.
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What it looks at.
The lens uses location fit, seasonal monthly-rent economics and listing-derived suitability such as furnished condition, pool and lease minimums. It does not claim nightly rates, occupancy or municipal short-term-rental rules.
- Location fitHospitals and employers · Mobility
- Seasonal economicsMonthly rent estimate · Seasonal adjustment
- Suitability for 30+ daysFurnished · Pool · Lease minimum
A real listing, and why it ranks.
12544 Floridays Resort #112B, Orlando, FL 32821 in Orlando is #1 of 2,155 for the mid-term rental (30+ days) lens in the latest published list.
Top tier
Why it is on the list
- Neighborhood scores: quiet 9.8/10, groceries 7.4/10 and restaurants 6.8/10
- Amenities that suit seasonal tenants: pool access
- Estimated $2,940/month in the 4-month high season, 1.4× the $2,100 annual-lease rent
- Seasonal letting nets about $14,970 a year, a 5.4% yield on $279,000
Est. $2,940/month in season (1.4x the $2,100 annual rate) for 4 months, shoulder rates for 4, vacant 4: nets $14,970 at a 5.37% yield. Roughly 28.4% WORSE than an annual lease — the seasonal void and running costs outweigh the premium here, so the score is capped.
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Today's mid-term rental (30+ days) list.
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Questions about the mid-term rental (30+ days) lens.
What does the colour mean?
Green means the listing is in the top 5% for this lens inside its city. Amber means the top 20%. The raw score and letter grade are shown, but they do not choose the colour.
Can I inspect the score?
Yes. Open the score anatomy to see weighted components, their drivers, ordered adjustments, confidence, percentile, caveats and the engine's plain-English rationale.
What source do you use today?
Redfin and MLS listing data are live. Zillow and Realtor.com are coming soon, under Next on the roadmap.
How should I use the score?
Use the city percentile tier to decide what to inspect first, then open the components, adjustments, caveats and source fields before acting.