A focused strategy of buy/fix/sell/repeat would expose the IRA to taxation that negates the benefit of deploying the IRA into the opportunity.  

Hello everyone,
For those of you already in the game and receiving monthly Payment(s) from your property(ies) What is the tax percentage on that cash flow? 
Thank you!

Hi Andrew, Your best bet would be to talk to an asset protection attorney and pay him or her to outline a good strategy for you guys, then talk to your tax accountant and see what the fees will be for tax returns, statements etc...and get any additional input on the entity structure.There are accountants in this forum who specialize in real estate taxation--talking to one of them might also be a good idea.A LOCAL asset protection attorney will be able to give you local advice...Each state is different--look online.Good Luck!

If my predictions are correct the demand will drop back to normal, the increased inventory will result in higher vacancy rates, cities/states will increase regulation and taxation, AirBnB and other platforms will increase their fees, cleaners will charge more, hotels will lobby politicians, etc.

Many people don't understand the taxation. 

I definitely always recommend working with a CPA that specializes in real estate taxation and interviewing them ahead of hiring them to ensure they are experts in the areas of your portfolio.

Hi all, I am trying to open up an LLC for my first RE deal and I want to put cash into the LLC's account, once I've opened it without any taxation.

We all have some level of exposure to real estate taxation as well.

Financing has nothing to do with taxation.

So with just that, and generally speaking, I would personally sell and put the money into a better investment for long term where you can mitigate some risks and make up your own rules, not be governed by an HOA or management company.Your other HUGE benefit to selling is the fact that you have lived there for the last 2 years which means you qualify for a capital gains tax exemption of $250k ($500k if filing jointly with wife) and would not have to go through the difficult process of a 1031 to avoid taxation on your gain.