Consider investing in landlord-friendly states with lower property taxes and regulations.Good luck!

You delegate tasks to free yourself up, you don’t give them ownership over your key business assets.Property managers are ultimately just administrative assistants to help your business run more smoothly, you are the CEO, the one in charge and you need access to everything at all times.

The more you can tell inquisitive callers about the property, the more likely you will foster a “hot” lead.Tax Assessor’s WebsiteFinding cash buyers may be as straightforward or as complex as you make it; other times, it’s as easy as familiarizing yourself with a local tax assessor’s website.

You should have a tax person explain to you how the stepped-up basis may help your beneficiary.

https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/51-tax-legal-issues-con...

Given my strengths are in the analytical and administrative areas, long distance might be a good fit for me but would like to dive deep with people who are actually doing it. 

I converted my STR back in December to avoid the newly increased Hotel Occupancy Tax (9% monthly) and to cut out my STR PM (10%/monthly).

Pre-tax and Roth built in. 

@Andrew Freed, You don't have any issues from a tax perspective with bringing passive and active income under the same entity? 

It's truly like having multiple LLCs formed but without the administration tasks and fees that come with having multiple individual LLCs.