Many companies charge lower initial fees which makes it easier to attract new owners but then charge inspection fees, after hours fees, fees for additional services etc.

I think that the tax perks from having a rental make this more attractive than it might initially seem, but I have only done some quick internet searches, so I could very well be overestimating the upside and underestimating the downside??

It is reasonably priced per property and seems that it has been created by engineers specifically for properties worth less than 1.2 million and has audit protection.

My team is currently completing about 15 millions on redevelopment projects this years. 

Another option is to have him seller finance at a rate and term attractive enough for him to offset the capital gain.

Let's say I buy a 4-plex worth 1 million with 20% down payment, I will have to shell 200k out of pocket, would it be possible and is it even a sane idea to  use up the entire IRA for the down payment and fund the remainder of down payment from out of pocket?

It really just depends on what types of travelers you're attracting to your units.

It’s also easier to attract investors because they know their risks are limited to what they put into the LLC.Finally, managing the property becomes simpler under an LLC.

Most likely because of their attractive flat fees!

So far so good.I do feel like you attract more tenants by offering the W/D.