There's been several good options floated here. 

Obviously this is a floating generalization but also highly counter intuitive for the normal residential investor.

There is also the Deferred Sales Trust concept floating around, which may be worth looking into.

There is a lot of incorrect information floating around about Sedona as a STR location and it's STR restrictions.

Commercial :Self storage (city) : going downSelf storage (rural): going upWarehouse: going up, 20% IRR at least  Class A in big city: deadClass C rural: there're some hope Multifamily 5+: with floating due on 2024 is basically die die die ...1980s office building: crash1990s office building: "convert-me-to apartment" mode.Residential SF:Milwaukee/Birmingham/Indiana/South: Modest or StrongSan Jose SF: FlatHawaii: overall flat except Honolulu may be going downSan Francisco: slow crash AZ: Airbnb pressureInterest rate for sure going down, there's no need for crystal ball.

Hey @Daniel Loane, I think you get the drift of what you can and can't do.Long term rental is your best bet or maybe a mid term rental.Just call the city/county to see what they say you can do to get up to snuff.

We are considering renting it out while its being sold with a 6mo. lease to help float the costs until summer. 

I daydreamed of mint juleps and floating  .... oops there I go again.Last night, I met a lady buying mobile homes ($500 each) on an acre of land in Northern Forsyth.  

Which way to share supporting documents (Google drive, email, dropbox, etc)Types of loans available (terms, maturity, etc)Interest ratePoints for various ratesDo you offer a floating lock (adjustment if rates decrease)Closing costs (brokers fee?

I was on a zoom call with Carl Vidal, an Albuquerque realtor and STR management firm owner about this idea that has been floated.