How to tell if there’s too many Mid Term Rentals in your market
Summary
This video addresses the fear of market saturation in the mid-term rental (MTR) space, arguing that the market is evolving rather than dying. The host emphasizes moving away from a passive 'list and wait' strategy toward a professional, service-based B2B model. Key strategies include identifying specific corporate niches, leveraging data tools for market analysis, and improving operational speed to secure high-value contracts.
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