LTRs are not attractive with a STR unless there's a strict level of isolation.

This is the best level of protection because it isolates each property from the others.

Am I SOL or has anyone find a loophole or different product that will allow for this type of scenario?

Most people I know aren’t interested in real estate and don’t share my passion for learning about it, which makes me feel a bit isolated.

The main reason we put real assets under an LLC is to keep risks isolated, which just gives you more peace of mind.

To protect your assets, creating a separate LLC for the third property would better isolate liability, though it adds administrative and insurance costs.

I had a lot of ideas but no clear path to execute them.Limited Skillset: I had some skills and knowledge, but I lacked the confidence and expertise to take them to the next level.Isolation: I often felt isolated and disconnected from a supportive community.

Would love to hear from other pros.For California investors with out-of-state properties, common asset protection strategies include using separate LLCs per property for liability isolation, though this incurs California's $800 franchise fee per LLC and administrative overhead. 

They key to isolating micro markets is knowing the cash on cash return per micro market, that way you know when you are beating the micro market, and hopefully beating the general market.  

If isolated town will include people outside city limits.