Hey @Kayla Dunning, so I think the issue is that there are 2 residences there, not one.

They will handle all aspects of renting out your second home.Long-Term Rentals (LTR): The management firm can find long-term tenants for your property, screen potential renters, handle lease agreements, and manage any issues that arise during the tenancy.Seasonal or Short-Term Rentals: If you prefer to rent out your property on a seasonal or short-term basis, the management firm can handle marketing, bookings, check-ins, check-outs, and cleaning between guests.

You don't need to tell your loan officer you are going to rent out part of the property, and most likely shouldn't tell them as others have said.If you are trying to find ways to make it seem like you are living there, but it's not really the place you call home, it will probably lead to issues.

It cashflows but tons and tons of issues.

If I were to start wholesaling as someone with a relatively small amount of capital I would skip SFR and wholesale commercial property - specializing in one or two property types.  

It can't be rezoned and is not grandfathered I asked and I know there could be zoning issues.

Many connected devices have issues if the router changes the IP address rather than renewing the same IP each an every time.

Will that be an issue ? 

We were just issued our Certificate of Occupancy and it has our names on it because that's what was on the permit application. 

If after reading your operating agreement, you are still not clear on the procedures, a call to your attorney may help.Assuming the LLC operating agreement is unclear or silent on the issue, I would think a non-cash trade of shares for equity might avoid a taxable event, but am not clear.