C)  Be very unhappy, and looking back, wish you had chosen a different strategy?  

they accidentally pored the foundation for an “Oxford” model from 2017 which is about 20k more expensive.

At the same time, my ultimate goal is to achieve financial freedom by the time I'm 40, and real estate is the way I've chosen to get there.

But so far I've chosen to self manage b/c I haven't found that local partner that has the experience and systems that blow me away.

Is there a place for me to find pore tial hosts who would want to lease them from me and manage STR for themselves?

Do you have a town chosen in which you would like to invest in? 

@Russell Brazil Can you tell I love my chosen field?

But it will be something I address with the management company moving forward- they are managing some of my other rentals.I was wondering, what incentive does the property management company have to find and keep good tenants, if not standing behind the tenants they have chosen by not charging twice for placement- if the tenant didn't stay for the full year?

Choosing the Most Suitable Exit Strategy:Assessing project-specific factors:Property location, market trends, and demand.Projected renovation costs and potential ARV.Holding costs and time constraints.Evaluating personal goals and risk tolerance:Short-term profit vs. long-term income generation.Balancing risk and reward based on individual circumstances.Aligning the chosen exit strategy with your overall investment portfolio.Remember, each fix and flip project is unique, and there's no one-size-fits-all approach to exit strategies.

This is how most every Denver-area city has chosen to regulate STRs.The list of Denver-area cities that have prohibited short-term rentals in non-owner occupied properties is long: Golden, Englewood, Aurora, Denver, Boulder, Thornton, Morrison, Northglenn, Commerce City, Parker.