I’m looking at a property that is a fully functioning Airbnb with good rent history. If I purchase the property, do I inherit the reviews for the property or do those reviews stay with the owners profile?

This would also help me set up generational wealth so this cycle doesn't continue. 

Plus you'll need an operating permit from the Florida Department of Professional Regulation. 

Hi, I'm currently operating 7 properties all financed through conventional loans without an LLC.

I wanted to verify the right order of operations to move this forward. 

Once I was debt free, I had about 2 years before my first operational assignment, so I saved for a down payment on my first house, which I’ve always intended to make a rental when I PCS.

Here in SFL the savvy investors pivoted to STR as a way generate the necessary income to hold their properties during the downturns, and were successful in doing so.

ALSO- The property I am looking at looks like it could generate about $80k profit for the LLC... would that be legal?

Your renter would be responsible.You should probably have a dehumidifier operating in the basement during th esummer to reduce chances of mold.

So I would venture that all of your examples could very easily be demonstrated to be held with the intent of productive use whether or not they generate revenue quickly or consistently throughout the year.But the RV is another story - It's not real estate so it doesn't qualify for 1031 treatment (although I do love that idea if you'll forgive me.