Ideally I would want it to be within an hour of downtown Salt Lake and open to both long term and short term.

However, the property has appreciated over $100,000 in the short time we've owned it.

Also, my CPA filed the income as 'short-term capital gains', and after a bit of research i've seen that my income was suppose to be reported as standard income, or is that not a big deal?

It essentially allows them to pass the financial responsibility to someone else without going through a foreclosure or short sale process.How Banks Get Involved: Typically, in a "subject to" financing deal, the existing loan stays in the seller's name, but the deed transfers to the buyer, making the buyer responsible for the mortgage payments.

All a timing benefit, but does provide some short term relief to free up capital to continue to invest. 

We are a small vacation rental company that manages short-term rentals for homeowners in Los Angeles.

The biggest mistake I made when I lost my money was failed to consider what other options I had other than selling short to get out from under the note.

I have made it from my long term process to short/mid terms and I have found myself in a predicament as I am investing from out of state (Atlanta GA) and have purchased a str that I will be staying in 1 week a month (Liberty MO north of Kansas City MO).Predicament All property management companies I have done my research on have horrible reviews, as most of them do, and with STR it’s not exactly passive but more hands on in my experience with investing in ATL.Does anybody out there have a recommendation for PM companies I can work with that are not from the horror story days that I have heard all the way back from when Josh Dorkin was hosting?

I've got some leads in Tampa and Jacksonville currently, if interested comment or message me. 

If you've got any leads or insider tips, I'm all ears!