While the 1% rule would hopefully apply to an investment property, it certainly would not apply to my situation if I kept renting, as I would only be paying ~$1,600.Let me know if I am misunderstanding. 

It's crucial to stay compliant and follow the rules to safeguard everything you’ve built.

Dissolving the LLC would require starting over with a new entity, which can be more time-consuming and may reset any business credit you've already established.To change the name, you can file an amendment with the Wyoming Secretary of State, which is straightforward and keeps the LLC intact while giving you a fresh identity.

So if you're in FL I'd go with SC or NC especially if you have close ties or family there.Have you ruled out house hacking in Miami? 

I successfully evicted my tenant with a court ruling in April.

I have created a spreadsheet for quick analysis (with the 2% rule, 12% cash on cash, total ROI of 15% per year, etc) and have just been analyzing any Zillow deals that pop up.

As for protocols, just make sure to set clear expectations—cleaning schedules, payments, and house rules—so everything stays smooth during the longer stay.

The rule I was told from the planning folks is at least 0.25 miles from existing STR and at least 250ft from nearest residence.

Same rules, same guidelines, same rate, just no occupancy requirement.Working with the right loan officer makes all the difference...Best of luck!

The easy way around that is to follow the number 1 rule of holding, which is, do not leave your holdings on an exchange.