| Duration Stability |
Offers long-term stability with leases spanning months to years. |
Short stays mean constant turnover and uncertainty. |
| Target Tenants |
Caters to residents seeking stable, long-term housing. |
Focused on temporary visitors with unpredictable demand. |
| Rental Rates Consistency |
Consistent rental income with lower risk of vacancy. |
Higher rates but susceptible to seasonal fluctuations. |
| Regulatory Ease |
Generally subject to standard, more predictable tenancy laws. |
Often faces stricter local laws and complex tax requirements. |
| Management Efficiency |
Lower management intensity with less frequent tenant turnovers. |
Demands high management for guest changes and upkeep. |
| Income Reliability |
Provides a steady, predictable income stream. |
Income potential is high but variable and less predictable. |
| Furnishing and Maintenance |
Often requires minimal furnishing, reducing initial investment. |
Requires full furnishing and frequent maintenance. |
| Utilities and Services |
Tenants typically handle most utilities and services, reducing costs. |
Includes utilities and services, increasing operational costs. |
| Leasing Process |
Involves standard lease agreements and background checks. |
Relies on online platforms, subject to service fees and competition. |
| Tenant Relationship |
Less frequent interaction post-leasing allows for passive management. |
Requires ongoing engagement with guests for each stay. |
| Operational Costs |
Lower operational expenses with fewer maintenance and service needs. |
Higher due to frequent cleaning, maintenance, and service fees. |
| Long-term Appreciation |
Properties can benefit from consistent upkeep and long-term value growth. |
Short-term use may lead to quicker wear and tear, affecting property value. |
