Alternatively you can invest in better neighborhoods, perhaps be forced to leave some of your cash in the real estate but experience meaningful appreciation or if you choose to sell, be able to turn the forced appreciation into cash in your bank account.

It's tough to see your property sit vacant, especially when you've invested in renovations and are pricing it competitively.I feel you should re-evaluate your management company,If they're consistently pushing for lower rents without providing clear reasons or alternative strategies, it might be worth considering a change.

However, bonus depreciation doesn't apply abroad; instead, the Alternative Depreciation System (ADS) with longer periods is used.The Short- Term Rental Loophole Explained (biggerpockets.com)

I mean if you get it, it will allow you to retain your investors.As an alternative, you can take the route others suggested:1) Fund  of funds2) Partner with others on GP side in an investors' management roleKeep in mind, that both options would require you to have a full understanding of the role and the regulations involved. 

**Consider Alternative Options:** - If you can't afford an STR now, think about partnering with someone or exploring other financing options that might help you get into the STR market sooner.### Conclusion:Don't worry about overthinking it; it's good that you're considering all your options carefully.

That said the alternative is probably okay: you get rid of the litigious tenants and re-sign all the others to a closer to market rent.

Thanks that’s very helpful, I’m just starting to look at alternatives to simply selling stock since I now see how negatively impactful that would be to my long net worth so I’ll be exploring the options you mentioned, thanks again!

Ask them to give you alternatives to replacement.

And on the alternative investment side, I have real estate, private equity, venture capital, GP Stakes, music royalties, litigation finance, etc.I don’t feel comfortable, sharing my portfolio amounts etc on the public Internet.

The alternative is to save up 20-25% down and do more traditional investing.