Inexpensive, intuitive, and has a lot of good features, including the late fee penalty.

There are a few rules that come into play for short term rentals, including a time test, and a substantial services test. 

All of my rentals fall in the 1% to 1.5% rule, including a newly built 8 unit complex in Barboursville, WV.

Columbus, Cincinnati, & Cleveland are the areas that I narrowed down to break into. 

I cringe when I hear people talk about ordering stuff from Ikea and then complaining about how long it takes to assemble, plus that stuff is prone to break sooner on top of that. 

I agree though, I'm really leaning towards keeping it as a rental for at least a year or until I need to maybe include it in a 1031 deal. 

If you have it fully renovated, including mechanicals, roof, etc.

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This team should include professionals like agents, lenders, contractors, and property managers. 

Since you're selling 8 SFRs, this could break up into multiple distinct exchanges (most likely), but you have the option of combining multiple sales into single exchange purchases.