I have found a lot of good resources already in my short time here!

After flipping some 25 properties, I realized that buying and holding would probably build more wealth and cash flow, rather than paying those high short term taxes.

Whereas I believe I could get between $100-125 per night for the place during the off season and potentially more during peak periods doing short-term Airbnb rentals.

I have gained substantial equity but don't want to pay capital gains and have been in the home for a short time (about a year).

Also, these are really short - I will probably just listen to them all while immobile :)  Thanks again.

SF short term rental rules treat it as a separate unit, so you must rent for > 30 days for each reservation. 

I think it is short sighted to shingle over.

Personally I don't do short term rentals unless they are done through one of the companies who place insurance clients due to fire, flood, etc. 

I've probably made it onto 5 people's short lists, and have had about 40 showings (not sure how many of those were actually serious buyers, or just people wanting to see a historical house.) 

I just want to know if I seem like i'm moving in the right direction, if anyone has any experience with the Fannie Mae loan, and if there is any other ways of financing with the possibility of moving in to the property so hard money loans or short term loans are out of the question.