You need to move out, then create 1 master lease for the lender.

I do host a monthly meetup in Spring, TXHere is the link to this Month Meeting: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/521-events-and-happenings/topics/923937-houston-monthly-meetup-meeting-mastering-one-real-estate-nicheLet's connect.

@Jay Hinrichs it looks like @Julee Felsman has a masters degree in Lending Everywhere!

I still haven't mastered it to the point of getting 100% of my cash out, but I've gotten to the point where I can get to about 80% of ARV, which is fantastic.

I normally host one every last Thursday of the month.Here is the link to this Month Meeting: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/521-events-and-happenings/topics/923937-houston-monthly-meetup-meeting-mastering-one-real-estate-nicheHope to see everyone there tomorrow.

I found that maybe I should start a C-corp for the Airbnb business and lease the property to that c corp using a master lease.

If you have no experience and you try to start off with a complicated, high risk, difficult to learn strategy (like syndicating a 300 unit portfolio), you'll probably crash and burn.  ...sure, a strategy like syndication could allow some to scale up quickly (if they're a master syndicator), but if you're a beginning investor, you're probably not prepared to take on something like that.Similarly, starting off with a $10 million self storage facility or 50+ unit multifam portfolio probably has a high likelihood of failure for an inexperienced investor (and the consequences of failing at that scale are pretty serious--e.g.; bankruptcy, and potentially losing a lot of other people's money and thereby ruining relationships in the process).Beginning skiers should start off on beginner terrain.

Quote from @Quintin “Q” Grant: but this isn’t for the faint of heart that’s for sure You are the master of understatement my friend....!

The space around the toilet in the master bathroom was so tight, it was practically unusable. 

Be aware that much of Fort Myers is comprised of large master planned communities with HOA's that may have limits on rentals.