What counts as a mid-term rental?
Generally a furnished stay of thirty nights or more, up to around six months. The exact threshold matters because many city regulations and platform rules are written around the thirty-night line.
Does mid-term earn less than nightly letting?
Gross revenue per night is usually lower; net income is often comparable or better once cleaning, linen, platform commission and vacant nights are counted. We model both before recommending a mix.
Where do mid-term guests come from?
Relocation and corporate housing demand, extended-stay platforms, direct enquiries and repeat business, alongside monthly bookings on the standard short-stay platforms.
Can mid-term letting help with short-stay regulation?
In some cities, yes — rules that restrict stays under thirty nights often leave longer stays available. Local rules change, so we confirm the current framework for your market rather than assuming.
Are leases or contracts different?
Longer stays typically involve a written agreement, a deposit and a documented inventory. We arrange the process appropriate to the jurisdiction and recommend local legal review where the amounts justify it.