I also really like 19131, 19120, and 19141 for Brrrr's, solid rental pockets and good refi values. 

if this was a rental property the gain on the property is whatever you sold it for minus your purchase price (broadly speaking)… there’re are various expenses you count against both your basis (purchase price)  and against your gain from the sale.  

First step is to find rental comps on FF and Airbnb to see if it's worth it.

I personally fix and flip and have a short term rental as well as my personal residence in Shreveport.

Yes you can do a cost segregation and offset your w2 income assuming that the newly constructed home is placed into service as a short term rental and you meet the requirements for participation 

Several different municipalities/jurisdictions in WA have various rental rules on top of the state RLTA.  

I’ve been focusing on new build duplexes in the Indianapolis market, where we’re seeing strong rental returns and growth potential.If you’re ever curious about expanding into other markets or want to discuss strategies to grow your portfolio, I’d love to connect and share insights.

But my short term rentals are for people working at a refinery, not people vacationing.My logic is this: most of the people I'm renting to are accustomed to getting screwed out of their money one way or the other. 

@Star Reid showings wll actually be the easy part.What are you going to do about:1) Rental applications?

I own a two long term rental in the Pacific Northwest and one in the Midwest.