I read the answers here and don't see anything problematic if we simply transfer the lot to the new LLC, and sla as the Trust is the only owner of the LLC. 

We get it—there's a lot to wrap your head around as an investor.

This has a lot to do with your location, building class, etc.

I have a lot to learn, but I'm pushing forward.  

It would seem that they have a lot to prove. 

Still have a lot to look at, but thanks for the suggestion.

I have a lot to learn and am excited to connect with people in/around Atlanta and across the country. 

Did a gut renovation on the 2 unit, refinanced to clear the lot of lien, and then used the equity in the lot to BUILD A GROUND UP SINGLE FAMILY house that sold for $1.1M.Then did a 1031 EXCHANGE for a 19 unit building in Cicero...Now building a Chicago General Contracting business because I love renovating and helping other real estate investors reach financial independence!

There's a lot to this and I can't explain it all in one post.

Not trying to be a buzz-kill but there is a lot to the STR business, it is challenging and not the ‘layup’ it was briefly during COVID, and certainly not a quick income replacement scheme.