This won't work for Midterm Rentals (even though it works for STRs)
Summary
Erin Spradlin emphasizes that while the 'heads in beds' strategy works well for short-term rentals, it's not suitable for mid-term rentals. She suggests prioritizing larger beds in mid-term rentals to appeal to a stable tenant base (often a single person, a couple, or a family) seeking longer stays.
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