Hey Sammy, In Columbus, Ohio, your rental strategy—whether it's Short-Term Rentals (STR), Medium-Term Rentals (MTR), or Long-Term Rentals (LTR)—depends on your goals and the specific property. 

Hey Account ClosedI can't speak too much into the LA market specifically, all I've seen personally is that a BRRRR-strategy in LA is tougher because of property values.

Try to document your criteria as best you can in advance and leave yourself some wiggle room to apply judgement.Jim.

Another option is a revised Tenant-in-Common agreement, outlining property management, expense sharing, and a potential buy-out provision in the future under specific conditions.

@Joe Rinellakeep in mind MA (all states) has a state specific tax code beyond the federal tax code.

Without hearing the details its hard to make a specific recommendations, but frankly, being under rent control, that's a 'pass' for me. 

No license unless you are listing your specific unit, not another within your 2-4 unit.Even if you do mid-term rental you still won't be able to get an AirBnB license. 

You wouldn’t be able to accelerate the entire $80k it would be more like 15-20% of the $80k depending on your exact property and as determined through a cost segregation study.If you’re not going to keep the property for at least 5 years or have a specific exit strategy in mind it may not be worth it to you. 

You shouldn't need a seasoning period for this, but you will need to make sure that the place meets certain criteria.

What specific features are you looking for in a property?