But, I know operators that crush MTR's and do better than an LTR consistently, so study your market, talk to people who have done it in YOUR area if you can, weigh the pros and cons, etc. 

Chapter 15.03, Definitions, of the City Municipal Code (Zoning Ordinance) defines the ‘front lot line’ of a corner lot as “the shortest lot line along a street other than an alley (§15.03.430)”.

A lot of these will really be better characterized as a "Hybrid Fixed to ARM" rather than an ARM - since they will typically have at least the first 5 years of the loan with a fixed initial interest rate and then only float after 5 years for example

With a dozen properties it takes less than an hour a month to do this myself. 

There's no urgency or rush currently on the home but at the same time, I don't want to exhaust all our reserves and financial risk as we have most of our funds tied up to this home.

It is probably easier to set up a optimized IUL than an optimized WL as the later is more an art than a science (see the diversity of opinions in the WL about the 10/90 vs 40/60 due to risk of MEC with a 10/90).

I think what you are asking is whether a DST is better than an LLC.  506(b) just refers to the exemption from registration of your securities for public sale. 

I don't know the details of the property, but if there are some risks that are just a "No Go", such as frying food without proper exhaust and fire suppression systems, that could make it uninsurable in this market. 

It's exhausting.

I think that both VRBO and AirBNB both list less than an hour as a positive thing.You can always try them and see how it works.