If you intention changed, and you rented a property, then yes, you could get long term cap gain if you hold of for more than year. 

This happened by accident so I’m trying to make it more intentional by building a relationship with these companies like Toyota, Exxon, USAA etc (generally household name type companies) 

I ended up committing on the spot and cemented my intentions to attend NIACC in the fall of 2017.

That is intent to deceive and could be considered fraud.The bigger issue I have with the trust model of taking a property subject to is how it is often taught by the so called experts. 

I enjoyed my job so my intent was to invest in syndications passively; the mentorship was for training to know what I was getting into. 

They are also able to get me a policy with an insurance company (American Modern) for my upcoming STR-Rental that I'm purchasing soon, but I'm also looking at Proper Insurance, as they provide a more holistic (and expensive) insurance policy that covers things like intentional damage by guests and lost revenue. 

Answering that will allow myself and the others on this forum to properly respond.Either way, you have options.Referring to "looking to get a loan with the intention of selling in 3 years", but also curious how the options change when it comes to short-term rentals too now that you mention it.

I don't think you need to offend people and name-call to get your points across, especially if your intent is to inspire and educate. 

I read through each reply intently and was kind of disappointed when I got to the end of all the replies, Cause I was enjoying it so much.

I'm not sure that I want to use that company and am considering self-managing as my child will be on-premises already.Here's the text of the Management Agreement that I think applies to my question:"The OWNER hereby employs the AGENT exclusively to rent and/or lease the property hereinafter called the ("PREMISES") located at <Lot #> known as <Address> known as the <Development Name>, upon the terms hereinafter set forth for a period of two plus (2+) years plus beginning on the 2nd day of July, <Year> and ending on the 31st day of July, <Year+2>, and thereafter will automatically new for successive two year periods, unless on or before December 31st of the preceding year of the primary management agreement expiration date or expiration date of any such renewal period, either party hereto shall notify the other in writing of an intention to terminate this agreement in which case this agreement shall be terminated at the next expiration date.