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In this video, I break down a real, side-by-side comparison between:

• Putting $39K into the S&P 500

• Using $39K as a down payment on a mid-term rental

I walk through:

• Stock market returns vs real estate returns over 3 years

• Cash flow vs appreciation vs tax benefits

• How depreciation and cost segregation changed the math

• Why real estate returns aren’t just about cash flow

• How one rental helped me buy more properties

You’ll see exactly why I chose mid-term rentals — and whether this strategy makes sense for you.

👇 Drop a comment and tell me which you’d choose: STOCKS or REAL ESTATE

In this episode of The Mid-Term Rental Show, I sit down with Adrienne Green — real estate investor, private lender, and founder of a virtual assistant staffing company — who’s built a business that lets her live and work from anywhere in the world.

We talk about her journey from corporate finance and teaching to real estate investing, scaling with systems, hiring virtual assistants, and eventually traveling full-time with her family across Latin America, Asia, and Europe.

We break down:

• What finally pushed her to escape the 9–5 grind

• How she scaled real estate remotely without burning out

• Why hiring the right executive assistant is a game-changer

• The mindset shifts that allow people to take real risks

• How systems + leverage create true location freedom

If you’ve ever felt stuck, overwhelmed, or curious about building a business that doesn’t tie you to one place — this episode will hit home.

Connect with Adrienne

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/arealgreen/

In this episode of The Mid-Term Rental Show, I break from the usual tactics and numbers to talk about grit, risk, and belief — inspired by an unlikely national championship run from the Indiana Hoosiers.

Indiana didn’t have five-star recruits. They didn’t have the biggest budget or the flashiest roster. What they did have was relentless work ethic, a coach willing to bet on himself, and players willing to risk it all when it mattered.

I draw parallels between Indiana’s rise, Curt Cignetti’s journey to head coach, and my own path — dropping out of college, taking unpopular risks, and grinding my way into real estate and mid-term rentals without a safety net.

This episode isn’t about having the best resources.
It’s about doing what others won’t, trusting yourself when no one else does, and going all-in when the moment calls for it.

If you’ve ever felt like an underdog — in real estate, business, or life — this one’s for you.

In this episode of The Mid-Term Rental Show, I break down my fifth mid-term rental deal from start to finish — including how I found it, negotiated it, funded it with private money, renovated it, furnished it, and refinanced it with almost no money left in the deal.

This property started as a messy Zillow listing with no Airbnb comps, a destroyed bathroom, and multiple liens — but ended up appraising for $162,500 after a ~$25k renovation.

I walk through:

• How I evaluated a deal with no short-term rental comps

• Why I stuck to my price and how the negotiation actually played out

• The private money + renovation funding structure

• What went wrong (and what I’d never do again)

• The final refinance numbers and DSCR loan terms

• How this property is performing as a mid-term rental today

If you’re trying to combine the BRRRR strategy with mid-term rentals, this episode will give you a real, unfiltered look at what it actually takes.

Are mid-term rentals getting oversaturated… or is that just noise?

In this episode of The Mid-Term Rental Show, I break down one of the biggest questions I get from investors right now: Has demand for mid-term rentals slowed down?

We unpack the two forces that actually matter — supply and demand — and why most people misunderstand what’s really happening in the market. I share what I’ve seen after operating furnished rentals for 5+ years across multiple markets, why rental strategies are cyclical (just like the stock market), and how pricing power shifts as supply rises and falls.

If you’re wondering whether you should wait on the sidelines or jump in now, this episode will help you think about time in the market vs timing the market — and how to position yourself for long-term success with mid-term rentals.

In this episode of The Mid-Term Rental Show, I’m sharing a real situation from one of my MTR properties where a tenant complained about slow WiFi — even though I was already paying for the fastest internet plan available.

Instead of adding another internet bill or overcomplicating things, I found a simple fix that cost just $3 per month and ended up saving me over $500 per year, while making my tenant way happier.

I walk you through:

• Why separate internet plans in multi-unit rentals are often a waste of money

• What caused the slow WiFi (even with a high-speed plan)

• The exact solution I used to boost internet speed across units

• How this setup works for duplexes, triplexes, and other small multifamily MTRs

If you own or are considering a mid-term rental — especially in a multi-unit property — this episode will show you how to cut expenses without sacrificing the tenant experience.

Download my "Rental Strategy Selector" guide:

https://www.midtermstrategy.com/whichrentalstrategyisbest

What’s the best rental strategy — long-term, short-term, or mid-term rentals?

It’s one of the most common questions I get, and the real answer isn’t what most people expect.

In this episode, I break down the pros and cons of each rental strategy, who each one is actually best for, and how to choose the strategy that fits your goals, lifestyle, and risk tolerance — not just what looks good on social media.

We cover:

• The real pros and cons of long-term rentals

• Why short-term rentals can be high-income but high-stress

• Where mid-term rentals fit (and why they’re my personal focus)

• How much involvement each strategy actually requires

• A simple framework to help you choose the right path

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This episode is different than anything I’ve done before.

Instead of teaching a specific strategy or breaking down a deal, I’m sharing a brand-new idea I’ve been thinking through — and I genuinely want your feedback on it.

After six years in real estate, owning 10 mid-term rental units, and coaching dozens of investors, I’ve noticed a clear pattern:
Most people want to buy real estate — but time, knowledge, and confidence keep getting in the way.

Even coaching doesn’t always remove those constraints.

So in this episode, I walk through an idea for a Done-For-You Mid-Term Rental investment where my team and I would handle:

• Market selection (based on data + your goals)
• Deal sourcing and underwriting
• Financing guidance
• Furnishing and design
• Marketing and tenant placement
• Optional ongoing management

In short: you bring the capital and final approvals — we do the heavy lifting.

This is not a pitch.
This is me thinking out loud, explaining the concept, and asking for honest feedback — positive, negative, or anywhere in between.

If you’ve ever wanted to own a rental property but felt stuck by time, knowledge, or execution, this episode is for you.

And don’t worry — the usual value-packed episodes are still coming.

🎙️ Listen in, and let me know what you think.

🔗 RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE
👉 Market Selection Resource: https://www.midtermstrategy.com/mtr-untapped-markets
👉 Midterm Rental Furnishing Checklist:

https://www.midtermstrategy.com/mtr-furnishing-playbook
👉 Coaching / Additional Resources:

https://www.midtermstrategy.com/1on1coaching

If I lost all my properties, all my connections, and all my experience, here’s exactly how I’d rebuild my midterm rental business from scratch in 2026.

In this episode, I break down the exact step-by-step blueprint I’d follow if I were starting over completely new — no theory, no fluff, just what actually works based on building a midterm rental portfolio that generates $25K–$30K per month in gross income.

Here’s what I cover:

• How to get educated without falling into analysis paralysis

• How to pick a low-supply midterm rental market (including the Airbnb supply test I personally use)

• How much money and credit you realistically need to get started

• How to think about financing before shopping for deals

• Turnkey vs BRRRR: which path makes sense when you’re brand new

• How to furnish for midterm guests (comfort and functionality over trendy design)

• Where I’d list the property to land the first tenant as fast as possible

If you’ve been thinking about midterm rentals but keep asking yourself,
“Where do I even start?”
— this episode is your roadmap.

Be sure to check out the resources linked above, especially if you’re brand new.
Drop any questions in the comments, and I’ll see you in the next episode.

In this episode of The Midterm Rental Show, I’m breaking down every detail of the fourth midterm rental property I ever bought — the good, the bad, and everything in between.

This deal started with a lowball offer on an $80,000 listing, a motivated seller, and a property I thought I had locked up… until it went under contract with someone else. Two weeks later, the deal fell apart — and that’s when things got interesting.

I walk you through:

• How I negotiated this property from $80K down to $60K

• Why losing a deal isn’t always the end (and can be a huge advantage)

• Using a hard money loan to close fast

• Executing a BRRRR strategy with a full renovation

• How my handyman completed a full rehab in just two weeks

• What went wrong during the refinance (lower appraisal + surprise liens)

• How the title company mistake almost cost me thousands

• Final numbers, cash invested, and real-world lessons learned

• Actual booking data and occupancy after launch

This deal definitely had its ups and downs, but it’s a perfect example of what real estate actually looks like behind the scenes — not just the highlight reel.

If you’re investing in midterm rentals, considering BRRRR deals, or want a realistic look at what can go wrong (and how to handle it), this episode is for you.

If you have questions, drop them in the comments — and I’ll see you in the next episode.