Hi Ryan,I’m a Realtor here in Central Florida and also an investor, so I completely understand how tough it can feel when a short-term rental stops making sense financially.

Then, when they are within 180 days of completion you can execute your sale and 1031 into the finished product.New construction can be tough with a 1031. 

These are not tough rules but they are necessary to follow. 

The market is tough here.

@Daniel Daneaunot sure i know how to answer this question since i don't know anything about you or an investor friendly brokerage firm. it's a very difficult time to flip in general - there is an inventory shortage, rates are high, etc.flipping is a tough way to get started. 

I’m here to learn from what’s working for you guys in your markets.When times get tough, the tough get creative financing. 

I've thought about it a bit, but the tax burden whenever I've looked here in The Netherlands has been pretty high comparatively speaking, and regulations are a bit tough to swallow as a potential landlord (even if I largely agree in principle with them). 

I've had some tough experiences flipping condos on Oahu, where we changed the layout/floor plan.  

I also keep hearing how tough the market is here.

BTW, managing from out of state is a tough task.