You will probably see homeowners move into the area and prices for these go up as it "transitions".But I'm not a fan of buying new construction properties anyway.

I'm a corporate employee and it's time to transition so that I can retire from W2.  

If I already own an Airbnb property (my primary residence) and plan to purchase a new house for rental purposes, what would be the recommended approach for transitioning the existing property into an LLC?

However, if you are in a neighborhood that is quickly transitioning and what is a $40k home today is going to likely be worth $100k+ in 5 years, does this change anything?...

The most sophisticated professionals always go through a transition from buying generic property lists to creating their own playbooks from raw data sources.

It sounds like the main concerns are noise tenants and small space, which coming from a SFH that can be quite a stark transition. 

While I am happy with this purchase overall, I am no longer focused on investing in ocean city due to transitioning away from condos.

I'm paying neither up-front commission (my brokers get paid by the DST management) nor ongoing commissions.That seems like a pretty good transitional investment to me.

Transitioned to rentals and Airbnbs later for that sweet passive income.

Feels like they are trying to force a transition of assets.