When looking at the Airbnb and Furnished Finder MTRs in my area, it looks as if the smaller "tiny homes" or even small ADUs for around $800-$1200 a month were the most booked up. Average long term rent in my market is...

I purchased one fourplex in CA last year with one partner. Meanwhile, I created one LLC and business bank account to pay property tax, mortgage and day-to-day operating cost. Per lender's requirement, the title is hel...

It gets the best treatment.  

In the US you get favorable treatment both from a loan and tax standpoint.  

Best results would be to find treatment centers and ask them where they refer their people for housing on the other side of treatment.

Cheaper rate, no PMI, better underwriting for rental income.

But since you have already taken bonus depreciation while it was an LTR, this may not even be a concern for you.There're other potential complications such as a different depreciation schedule, treatment of previously suspended losses, and so on.

Recharacterize part of the sale—potentially changing capital gains treatment (talk to a CPA)Usually it is something like this- Short-term (0-3 years): 5%, Mid-term (3-9 years): 4.5%, Long-term (9+ years): 4.2%I also watch Pace Morby and this here are a few things he does or I think he does: Price Adjustment: Sellers increase the sales price instead of charging interest.

While holding a property for over a year generally qualifies for capital gains treatment, intent at the time of purchase is crucial.

It seems there is a fair amount of angst against municipalities and other local governments due to their often-hawkish treatment of short-term rentals.