You just need to manage those risks.https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2015/06/06/5-reasons-do-not-invest-using-llc/Transferring properties out of an LLC to another or back into your name could pose your triggering the "due on sale clause" which is probably something you would not want to do.

There is also always a need for personal services (nails, hair), restaurants, Coffee, medical, etc.

@David WinstonWhile an IRA can obtain a non-recourse loan for investing the IRA funds in real estate, such arrangement will trigger unrelated debt financed income (UDFI). 

You may do a lot of research and talk to a lot of companies and even look at properties for your portfolio and still not pull the trigger. 

Or Since the funds are present, should I pull the trigger on a rental property when a cash flowing opportunity appears in my market?

Some wifi cameras trigger on action, so you miss the beginning of the event.

There's a corner office and wrinkled donuts and Candice with the dark roots in her hair and the annoying mole on Wilburforce's left cheek.I would stick at 345K.If you get the property, good.

Just trying to see where we need to stop and get a feel for the market before pulling the trigger on rentals.

@Mark PelcI’m sure it’s wonderful and the area is as fine as frog hairs but half a million dollars to get a max of 4800 a month in rent isn’t very exciting .

I like the idea but they make the STR idea more of a vanity project than about ROI...which actually just triggered my anxiety because I kept wanting to yell "IS THE INCREASE IN RENT PRICE GOING TO BE PROPORTIONAL TO THE COST OF THAT BATHROOM UPGRADE?!