There's pockets all over the greater Tampa Bay Area that are B class and up but balancing that with a decent cap rate is going to be tricky unless you either have low cap rate expectations or are will to do value add to the property or being more creative such as using a short or midterm rental strategy or even room by room with padsplit.2) Verify as well the 1031 is going to allow "like for like" into a single family. 

Experience will allow you to see through that.  

You would buy with FHA loan -> refinance to conventional, purchase with FHA again, rinse and repeat...is this allow,if change to a conventional would my month cost increase?

Essentially, we extracted the ADR and occupancy rates to see the variations between potential revenue based on how many guests are able to stay at the properties.The goal is to shed some light on the different levels of demand depending on the # of guests allowed as well as to see which months attract the highest demand (hint: it's March, April & October).

@Scott Boeser Bigger Pockets doesn't allow me to mention the company since I own it.  

The settlement will no longer allow commissions to be advertised on the MLS whatsoever.

I’m going to have to ask the insurance company and Bank first if they will allow me to do that.

And do not allow any lease payments to count against the purchase if executed. 

Many DSCR loans don't allow for gift funds as its meant for investment properties so that can be a challenge when it comes to finding partners to help you fund this deal.

I saw a BP post which recommended a simplistic approach of  one LLC for operations and one Series LLC for asset holding, however it seems NC doesnt allow Series LLCWhat are my options and what are pros/cons?