one person · Seattle, WA ✦
For the unit you can't list anymore.

Your Airbnb is half‑illegal. The other half is sitting empty.

Seattle caps you at two STR licenses. If you have a third unit you can't legally Airbnb and you don't want to lock it into a 12‑month lease. You'll do one 15‑minute call with me and I'll do everything else. Rent shows up in your account.

Book a 15-minute call → ↜ 15 minutes, no obligation
~ this is for you if ~

Any of these sound about right?

one
You've got a Seattle unit you used to Airbnb. Now... what?
two
You got a letter from the city. You'd really rather not get another one.
three
A 12‑month lease feels like a trap. So does paying a mortgage on an empty place.
~ how it works ~

Four steps. No app to learn.

1.
We talk for 15 minutes.
Tell me about the unit and neighborhood, layout, when it's available, what you've already tried. I'll tell you what realistic monthly rent looks like for your address, and whether mid‑term is a fit. If it isn't, I'll say so.
2.
I find people who'll actually pay.
Travel nurses at UW Medicine, Harborview, Swedish, and Virginia Mason plus Amazon and Microsoft contractors, corporate relocations, and visiting academics. All with verifiable employment and housing budgets.
3.
You approve. We sign.
You see every candidate before any introduction. When you find one you like, we use a standard Washington‑compliant 30+ day furnished lease. You read every clause before signing.
4.
You get paid. Then I do.
Rent goes directly to you, on whatever payment method you prefer there's no platform sitting in the middle. You pay me only after a lease is signed.
~ what it costs ~

One flat fee. Paid only on placement.

flat fee · one time
$500
Charged once a tenant signs a 30+ day lease. No subscription. No auto‑renewal. No commission on rent. If I don't place a tenant, you pay nothing.
~ who you're working with ~

This isn't a platform. It's just me.

90 seconds
a note from me ✦
I'm starting this because the existing options for Seattle hosts are bad: a clunky listings site that makes you do all the work, or locking your unit into a 12‑month lease at below‑market rent. There's a middle path. I'm building it — by hand, one host at a time.
Founder
[Your Name]
Direct line
(206) 555‑0100
Email
hello@midtermseattle.com
Based in
Seattle, WA
~ what people ask ~

The questions that come up first.

Why isn't this just Furnished Finder?
Furnished Finder is a listings site. You pay $199/year up front per unit and they hand you raw inquiries to sort through yourself with no screening, no matching, no help closing. I do all of that by hand and only charge if a tenant actually signs a lease. If you've used Furnished Finder and felt like you were doing all the work, that's the gap.
What if you can't find me anyone?
You pay nothing. The $500 only triggers when a 30+ day lease is signed. There's no setup fee, no monthly fee, no listing fee. If your unit doesn't fit the demand I'm seeing, I'll tell you on the first call instead of taking your money.
Who actually rents these places?
Roughly half are travel nurses on 13‑week assignments at UW Medical Center, Harborview, Seattle Children's, Swedish, and Virginia Mason. The rest are Amazon and Microsoft contractors on 3‑6 month engagements, corporate relocations during home searches, visiting academics at UW, and Boeing engineers on rotation.
Will this get me in trouble with the city?
No — the opposite. Seattle's STR ordinance only covers stays under 30 nights, which is where the 2‑unit cap, operator licensing, and primary residence rules apply. Mid‑term rentals (30+ days) sit outside the STR ordinance entirely. You may still need RRIO registration for non‑primary units, which I'll walk you through on the call.
I have three or more properties. Can you take the ones beyond the cap?
That's exactly the customer I'm built for. Seattle limits you to two STR licenses, so any additional units have to be mid‑term, long‑term, or sold. Mid‑term often nets close to STR economics with a fraction of the operational overhead — fewer turnovers, no cleaning crews, no platform commission, and a tenant who treats your place like a home.
The city sent me a letter. Can you actually help?
Probably yes. Converting to a 30+ day mid‑term rental moves the unit out of STR jurisdiction entirely, which usually resolves the immediate enforcement issue. I'm not an attorney and can't represent you on the audit itself, but I can get a paying mid‑term tenant in place fast so you stop the bleeding. If you need legal help, I can refer you to local STR attorneys.
How fast can someone actually move in?
Two to four weeks is typical, from intake call to keys. Some travel nurse contracts and tech engagements start within ten days; others give six weeks of lead time. Depends on how flexible your unit's availability is.
Do you cover all of Seattle?
Strongest demand is Capitol Hill, First Hill, South Lake Union, Belltown, Queen Anne, Fremont, Ballard, and the Eastside (Bellevue, Redmond, Kirkland) — anywhere within reasonable commute of major hospitals or tech campuses. If your unit is outside that radius, I'll tell you honestly on the first call whether I can place it.
one call ✦

Your unit is sitting empty. Let's fix that this month.

Got it.
Thanks for reaching out. I'll get back to you within 24 hours to set up a 15‑minute call. Check your email.
talk soon ✦
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