@Christian Vito Looks like a cool concept. 

But if he has capital in his account, then most likely he's already paid taxes on that money.

I would like to know more about the role of zoning attorneys and the potential costs of involving them in organizing and submitting the proposal to the appropriate departments.

My preferred lender for all of my clients is a broker and everyone likes having more flexibility with him.

I am open to meeting like-minding professionals who could give me some good insight on my journey.

I like the idea of using FutureStay for a stand alone website and getting included for Google travel. 

I agree with everyone who mentioned self-managing (using a tool like Hospitable makes it a breeze almost with a good cleaning team/handy person).

We like this idea, and we currently rent, so it wouldn't be hard to move in 6 months, but how beneficial is house hacking on a project like this?

Hey James, A withdrawal like that will still have the 10% penalty, but cost seg will help offset your business / 1099 income here as an agent if you qualify as a real estate professional.

The flexibility worked out better for them in the long run.Here’s the thing though.. if you’re really gunning for the 60% bonus depreciation in 2024 before it drops to 40%, you might want to negotiate with the seller to honor those existing rentals only until mid-December, like you mentioned, and take over self-management for the last few weeks of 2024.