I know this can be expensive.  

It wouldn't be a way around the regs.Sell would be something if you would make a decent profit and could find something to replace it.If you convert it to a LTR, could you absorb the expenses?

Analyze the property's income potential and expenses and see how it shakes out while you live there and when you eventually move out. 

The process required coordination with local authorities and additional time and expense, but resolving it added long-term value and functionality to the property.

Cable is more expensive upfront, but we have far fewer service calls with cable.  

Additionally, maintenance/cap ex expenses are high due to age.

In 2020 I bought my first house 3 bedroom 1 bathroom and a 2 car detached garage for $175,000 and put a 10k downpayment on it and interest rate was 3.5%, in 2023 I decided to rent it out for $1350 mortage was $1106.62, in 2024 we raised the rent to $1450 and our mortage currently is $1144.76- I never put into account repair expenses, Capex, vacency until I read on rental investment properies book.

I underestimated the costs of furnishing from a blank slate, so now know to include more expenses in my upfront cost estimates.

Now you are over $2k and only bringing in $2100… If you don’t care about the cash flow at the moment and have a good income that can support an unexpected large expense then you should be ok.

To do short-term rental, you need locational amenities and house amenities to win and that price point won't get there.Because with an STR I can write off  expenses against my W-2 income ( I expect a loss the first year) if it's an average 7 day stay or less.