A Rent Zestimate (pronounced ZEST-ti-met, rhymes with estimate) is Zillow's estimated monthly rent price, computed using a proprietary formula.

Timetable, it goes away 80/60/40/20 over the next years.  

Does the IRS have a set standard timetable, that I am unaware of, of how much time they think it takes to acquire a single rental property, thus making it unnecessary for me to recreate a time log? 

The REO entity typically has set processes that will not adjust to anyone's time table other than their own.  

I don't know what your time table is, but we are going to puting 3 Airbnbs on the market in July.

People settle estates on their own timetable.  

If you get into a mortgage and decide you made a mistake on the timetable, you can either pay down faster (if you got a 30-year) or refinance into a longer term (if you originally opted for the 15-year).

If that's not in your time table, there are several lenders that can at least get you closed and then you can refi down the road.

This would allow me time to prepare and re-rent the unit without vacancy and allow them flexibility based on variances in timetable for the construction of their new home and the closing.

In your experience, what kind of time table are you looking at for those investments?