Mid-term rental (MTR)
A furnished rental for a medium duration — typically 30 nights or more — bridging short-term and traditional long-term leasing.
Once a stay reaches roughly 30 days, many jurisdictions stop treating it as a taxable short-term rental and start applying residential tenancy law, including deposit caps and notice periods. Operators often shift to mid-term rentals to sidestep STR permit rules.
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