There's a ton of experience in this group, so ask lots of questions!

Most of Florida meets your two inquiries.There are so many other questions you haven't asked:1) What price points are in what markets?

I hope this question makes sense. 

Ensure the property manager is meeting your standards and expectations.Secondary question: Old Listings:Established Reviews: Old listings have a history of reviews, which can attract more bookings and build trust with potential guests.SEO Benefits: Established listings may rank higher in search results on OTAs.Brand-New Listings:Flexibility: New listings can be optimized from scratch based on current best practices and market trends.Promotions: OTAs often give new listings a visibility boost to help them get initial bookings.It's essential to balance the benefits of a property manager handling OTA listings with the need to retain control and flexibility over your property.

@Damein White, I don't look at this as a simple obvious question. 1.

As a local investor and agent here in Columbus, let me know if you have any questions or want to connect!

@Francisca MacMy question to you would be “are you sure you want to do that?”  

Interested in the NYC market and have been reading into rent stabilization.  It seems one of the requirements that a building be stabilized is that it has 6 or more units.  If you were to combine several of the units ...

I am also aware of doing a 1031 at some point.My biggest question is taxes if I were to sell.

A few questions:- Are these 2 items deal breakers?