With the short term rental property, I have the time to be active in it and I thought buying with cash or a very heavy downpayment would be a good idea so that way I can have a greater monthly cash flow.

You're getting a triple whammy of (1) paying a huge tax premium for not 1031 exchanging, (2) trapping even more equity into a position where it's not actively working for you, and (3) possibly engaging in renovations that aren't cost effective. 

Keep in mind that transferring to the LLC may have some consequences. 

Something to really take in mind is that BRRRR's are not the most beginner friendly strategy.

With the short term rental property, I have the time to be active in it and I thought buying with cash or a very heavy downpayment would be a good idea so that way I can have a greater monthly cash flow.

Buy with a specific buyer (or group of buyers) in mind.

Something to keep in mind however is that your choices may be limited depending on weather your PMC filed for eviction as 'them vs. tenant' (which is quite likely how it is now), if so, then you will have two choices: 1) You will have to let them handle eviction until the end OR 2) you will have to re-file for evition as 'you vs. tenant'. 

Hey Y'all, I had a question on mind.

I always advise investors to be mindful of why they are so focused on the BRRRR strategy.

There you can meet other active investors, agents, lenders, contractors, etc.