It's a given that it would cost more than the same trip via a ground car, even if ground transportation doesn't gain its own improvements (which it will - autonomous networked vehicles will make the ground trip safer, faster, and cheaper than present ground transit, and that is *much* closer to a broad implementation than air taxis). 

Counties use it for land trusted to non-developement.While they may not be 'illegal in all 50 states' they are often a horrible vehicle to get you where you're trying to go.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated.Best,MikeIf the property is in an LLC (and I'm assuming it is given you have a hard money loan on it and most hard money lenders require an entity) then your solution is to get the property stabilized and then get a longer term financing vehicle. 

Turnkey is a vehicle that should be used to invest existing funds.

why would you buy a rental in a SIDRA  you lose the depreciation benefits.. which is one main reason to buy a rental in the first place.. notes are the best vehicle for retirement accounts. 

Kiyosaki, I'm currently in the "E" & "S" quadrants (Personal Trainer) but I know real estate is the vehicle I want for long-term passive income.

People use LLC for rentals as an asset protection vehicle.

sounds like a pain in the *** for an investment vehicle. also raises the question to me of " Where the heck is this property located that its eligible?"

Take out the equity when the seasoning period has ended with whatever financing vehicle you choose(refi, heloc, etc.).

‘Servus’ from a fellow german expat, i moved to The U.S. two years ago and also pursue real estate as an investment vehicle - not really local to your area here in Vegas, but maybe we can link up some time on BiggerPockets, i’d be curious to learn how you got started and where you are headed :)