But yes, taxes can get rather high in some Texas cities...It was an ok deal, but barely - taxes weight this down but for someone who could reduce the rehab, it would of been well worth it.

I'm considering selling now but wondering how or if I can take advantage of the opp zone reduction on cap gains.  

I would caution that the rents that have an ADR below 200 may see some occupancy and rate reduction through the coming recession, but they should still make cash flow. 

In Cleveland we are starting to see less offers (though still several), price reductions and longer days on market.

Being close to the shuttle and Vidas might get you some college students if you're trying to rent, particularly if they're in soccer, field hockey or some other sport where the location would work in their favor.For an ARV my biggest weight would go to 316 N 41st St. 

We are about closing on a house in Springfield, MO and without a question there are a lot more houses with price reductions on the market.

It's a common provision.My take is, this was aimed at co-ops and was a strategy to increase the number of properties available for rent and/or prevent the reduction thereof which would also have an impact on the cost of rent.  

3) What tax reduction strategies would you recommend based on my situation?

How much money is being put in by eachOwnership percentages (equity and cashflow)Who does what (guest communication, cleanings, upgrade decisions, supplies, etc)If you don't have clearly defined roles the you get I thought (insert name) did that or relationship issues if you think someone isn't pulling their weight. 

You can see the increase in visitors to the park in the data below, 11-12MM is what I see before COVID and the craze of cabin STR investing (15-25% reduction).