I’d like to start in short term rentals on the gulf coast.

My long term goal is have a few short term rental properties and I’m trying to decide what’s the best next thing to do with my money.

That said you'll want a lender that works on modulars, some seem to have a hard time with this.Long story short..

Any advice for having an apartment manager who is kind of aggressive or maybe even short tempered would be helpful.

Just wondering if this is allowable especially if I meet the requirements for short term rental requirement for tax purposes like 100 hours?

works in any market.continuing to learn about creative financing is fine, but i personally think it's at least an intermediate, if not advanced, real estate strategy, for a fairly well capitalized investor.i have purchased a couple of deals on seller finance, i am just not interested in sub-to. 

Ive found "721199 -All other Traveler accommodations (SIC 7011)" to work under the short term rental area as well as the "531110 -Lessors of residential buildings" to also fit.

I'm currently looking at small multifamily properties (house hack + mid/short term rental) and want to learn from others who have more experience/wisdom in this space.

Other ideas to increase gross rents: Can you change up your strategy and do a short term or mid term rental? 

I think many sellers are "testing" waters with listed properties right now.