Short YouTube clip explaining rental categories: STR (short-term rental) refers to furnished stays rented for less than 30 days (examples cited: Airbnb, VRBO, booking.com). MTR (midterm rental) denotes furnished rentals of 30 days or more; the speaker notes these commonly require (or should have) a lease. The segment focuses on duration-based distinctions and practical lease considerations.

Questions this video answers

Less than 30 days (examples given: one night up to 28 days).

30 days or more.

Yes — the speaker says in most states you would (or should) have a lease for an MTR.

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