The best place to start would be with your IRA custodian.A checkbook IRA would eliminate this issue, and is generally a more effective and efficient tool for IRA investments into rental property. 

I am pondering the idea of starting a short term rental management company.

I had a call with a company- REI Accelerator they are a 6 year old company with founders who have been involved in Purchasing/funding Multi family and have 30 + years experience. 

You may have to pass because unfortunately, your company policy doesn't allow purchases above 85% LTV max.

Dealing with the repercussions of one property being damaged and a tenant being evicted could impose a significant financial burden on the company, especially if it's just one or two properties in the portfolio.

This one has an incorrect definition of accredited investor on their website and admits the ownership of the syndicator also owns the construction company that does their rehabs.

Columbus offers a lot of potential for future growth with many big-tech companies either moving into the market or expanding their business here, which is contributing to rapid economic development.

I recently moved to Jacksonville Florida and am looking to network with private equity companies and real estate syndicators.

My lease is under my management company which is a single member LLC.. 

But I use to be able to link the property management portal to my bank account in case I need to contribute fund to the property management company's account.My accountant is willing to charge a small fees and handle the above payment for me, however I might have a bigger amount due to IRS after completing the 2023 TR (for capital gain tax), so I am not sure if I am comfortable to send my accountant a large amount and she then pay IRS.Also would anyone recommend any good / reliable accountant for my TR 2022 and 2023, who is also familiar with FIRPTA withholding?