After you buy the building you always have the option down the line of selling and pulling out your equity or refinancing and keeping the building if it makes sense for you.

Option Two - Has a $2500/5% Hurricane Deductible.

If you have time to chat, I'd be happy to discuss options. 

Selling the rental property within the next three years to avoid capital gains tax could be a viable option if you're concerned about tax implications and don't see significant benefits from holding onto the property.

Instead of focusing solely on typical tourist destinations, consider exploring areas surrounding National Parks, state parks, or unique outdoor recreation spots that lack sufficient lodging options, presenting a prime opportunity for short-term rentals (STRs).

Is a NNN broker the only option?

My question is whether or not I should consider this option to help speed up the sale.

If mid or short term, what rental platforms are they using (i.e.

Wholesalers can be a good source for off-market deals, but the challenge is that a quick close (10-20 days) is often necessary to buy from them, so traditional financing is often not an option.

I would like the listings to be similar in price across all platforms, but since they won’t be exactly to the dollar, I’d prefer Airbnb and vrbo to be the cheaper option over booking.com.