Brandon Turner

Want my list of 20+ “fringe” cash flow strategies that can work better than boring rentals in today’s market? Comment FRINGE and I’ll send it to you. Because if I was starting broke today… I wouldn’t try to beat everyone at the normal game. I’d pick a better game.

By 25, that would be 126 rental units. And if each unit was worth even $100k on average, that’s $12.6M in real estate. I wouldn’t need to own all of it free and clear. I’d just need enough equity, cash flow, and upside to make my net worth cross $1M.

If I was broke, 20 years old, and wanted to be a millionaire by 25… I would NOT spend the next five years “learning about real estate.” Here’s EXACTLY how I'd become a millionaire in 5 years. [Bookmark this... and come back to it when you need motivation. Because THIS WORKS.]

Set a goal to buy 100 cash flowing units this year. You probably will fail. But you'll be a WHOLE lot closer than if you aim to buy just 3.

So simple yet so true.

These are all the exact same logic: "I'll go to the gym when the weights get lighter." "I'll eat healthy once the calories become less in the burger." “I’ll pray more once life gets less busy.” “I’ll wake up early once mornings stop being so early.” “I’ll go running once hills are flatter.” "I'll start buying real estate when prices and rates drop."

Interested in learning how you can work with me and my team to buy your first or next midterm rental? Weekly calls + one on one + access to millionaire mentors? Just comment "First Deal" and I'll send you some info!

The catch: more turnover than a 12-month lease. Plan for 70-80% occupancy, not 95%. Even at 75% occupancy, the math typically wins by a wide margin. Run the numbers BOTH ways before you commit to a property. Ready to buy one? --->

What makes a great midterm rental: near hospitals, universities, military bases, or major employers. 1-2 bedrooms. Walk-in shower. Fast WiFi. Fully equipped kitchen. Quiet location. Parking. Most of the win is in the setup, not the marketing.

Where to find guests: Furnished Finder (THE platform for traveling nurses), Airbnb (set 30-night minimums), Sabbatical Stays, corporate relocation companies, and direct outreach to nearby hospitals and travel-work agencies.

I help a lot of newbies buy their 'First Deal" - and over the past 18 months, one strategy has stood out as the BEST way for newbies to get in and start making cash flow: Mid-term Rentals. So - here's EXACTLY how midterm rentals (30+ day stays) print 1.5x traditional rent without the Airbnb regulatory headaches. One of the most overlooked cash flow plays in real estate right now. [Bookmark this baby! This is how you get real cash flow!]

Why it beats short-term: most cities regulate stays under 30 days hard — permits, taxes, restrictions. Stays of 30+ days are typically classified as residential leases. You skip 90% of the Airbnb red tape and keep premium rates. Why it beats traditional rentals: a unit that rents for $1,500/mo on a 12-month lease can pull $2,300-2,800/mo furnished on midterm. The premium pays for furniture, utilities, internet, and still leaves 30-50% more cash flow.

Midterm rental = furnished property leased for 30+ days at a time. Tenants are traveling nurses, relocating professionals, insurance displacements, contractors, and remote workers. Real demand. Real money. Almost no competition. Why is it doing so well?