The BEST Mid Term Rental Strategy You Probably Aren't Using | Insurance Relocation Claims
Summary
Jesse Vasquez details a highly profitable Mid-Term Rental (MTR) strategy: providing housing for families displaced by events like fires or floods, with the bill paid by their insurance company. He explains that this niche can be more lucrative than renting to travel nurses and shares his process for securing a $49,000 contract. The key is to directly contact local and national insurance agencies to connect with their "re-housing specialists" or adjusters, get on their vendor lists, and stay top-of-mind with regular email outreach.
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