One of the biggest challenges I face is the short window of time between tenant turnovers, which makes it difficult to handle laundry efficiently—especially with high-end linens and towels in a 3-bedroom, 2-bath unit.

It’s frustrating when capital partners preach about great returns but freeze at the moment of risk, especially with a non-recourse setup and strong upside like you described.Couple thoughts:Have you tried tapping into family offices or boutique funds that specialize in high-upside, short-term plays?

My wife and I have a short term rental-5 bed; 4 bath in Santa Rosa Beach/Grayton Beach, FL.  

The strategies you mentioned apply to situations different from yours - click on the links for more info:- REPS: for people without full-time W2 jobs or for their non-W2 spouses- Depreciation: always part of the deal but not going to reduce your taxes further- Cost segregation: depreciation on steroids, so see the line above- LLCs and other entities: no tax savings for rental properties- STR loophole: well, for short-term rentals- 1031: for the time when you sell one of your rental propertiesand so onA good tax professional can explain all of the above but not miraculously cut your taxes unless you restructure your life or change your real estate holdings to STRs.

Crazy world we are living in!

If they still choose the short-term or MTM option, at least you're compensated for the added risk of vacancy during a slower time.This approach has worked well for us and gives tenants some flexibility while protecting your cash flow and timeline.

I am in West Virginia, and we are cash flowing here.

Hi everyone,I recently started a short-term rental property management company based in the Orlando area (Davenport specifically), and I’m looking to connect with experienced STR property managers or cohosts who are actively managing in this market.I’d love the opportunity to meet for a quick coffee or Zoom chat to learn from your experience and maybe share some insights as well.

Here are my go‑to resources:Books:– “Never Split the Difference” by Chris Voss for real‑world negotiation psychology– “The Art of the Deal” by Donald Trump for creative deal structuring insightsPodcasts:– The BiggerPockets Podcast (episodes with Brent Daniels on seller finance)– “Deal of the Week” by Joe Fairless (great short dives into creative terms)YouTube:– Graham Stephan’s channel for 3‑2‑1 buydown explainers– Clayton Morris on seller carry and subject‑to structuresIf you want more sources of information I'm a part of a skool community that has helped me a lot.

We are finishing up the rehab and are about to rent it out.