Or maybe you want to do a combination of the above?

Tulsa offers a fantastic combination of affordable housing, a growing job market, and a strong sense of community.

With Land Trust you still have to file with IRS and state and form 1041 so that also not so secret.The trustee has to be honorable, which you never know with money...Title theft happens, it's rare.

Your plan sounds great, especially with your combined contracting skills.

We have a good combination of high ROI cashflow and flip candidate properties! 

Or maybe you want to do a combination of the above?

The mfg won't produce a "load rating chart" since there are too many load combinations to worry about. 

Maybe you can approach with a combination of selling the lowest performing or least desirable asset(s) and utilizing some for cash out towards reinvestment? 

Yes, but STR rarely loses money, unlike long-term rentals.

@Geoff Eckert  there can be a very wide gap between C and B  forget the minus and the plus.so it could be luck of the draw it could street to street your C could be C today and meltdown to D rarely do these neighborhoods come up  they for the most part go down.were as solid A and B can maintain as you have a nice sprinkling of owner occ and sales to owners.Were as anything under that is pretty much only being sold to investors.