If so, and you're looking at a purely rental property (not to live in at any point) you could consider opening a self-directed IRA to invest in the new property without having to pull money out and pay penalties?

Whatever money they make off of securitization from the borrowers note is pure profit.

My view it’s that it’s always better building a brand rather then focussing purely on the aggregators (whether Airbnb or otherwise) but it would depend on your objectives as an investor/operator of your own spaces. 

Echoing some of the comments from others on this thread and adding that the LLC is purely for asset protection and limiting your personal liability. 

Quote from @Anderson Banegas Cerrato: Elijah, this is pure fire, man!

Your primary home doesn't produce cash flow and is a pure expense.

The “moderate size” question is pure opinion.

This is purely anecdotal, but I've noticed that the top performing properties in my area lead with an exterior shot.

As a pitbull aficionado, he'll likely see this third eviction as proof of the pure, unfettered love he has for his beloved dogs.

“Jorge, this is pure gold—you’re laying out the exact playbook for maximizing every inch of a property’s potential.