In that scenario, Fannie/Freddie have a 15% down option (but see above about market conditions) but they still won't lend to an LLC.Now, I feel that transferring your property to your LLC after closing is a non-issue. 

I love Woodstock and have looked at a second home/short term rental option there.

I'd assume the tenant base is mainly nurses and professionals.The other option is to do a 30-day minimum on Airbnb, who collects a 3% fee, but handles the rest.

is one option better than the other or is it just personal preference ?

I’m learning about the different investing options and ways you can make money from real estate.

See if there are any options for you to look at.  

One way to think about it could be to tokenize the properties and have the shareholders hold tokens in these properties combined with the right to use the properties that have shares in.I wonder how you would want to make sure that the numbers work. if it is just a matter of a number of people sharing the properties with each other, you could just do that on AirBnB, but if there ownership is to go farther, some more details would need to be revealed.Based on what you have described, I don;t really see an incentive for any investor to do a deal like that when staying in other countries can be done with VRBO or hotels, or AirBnB, or many other options.

There are a few options.1.

Are there any other options? 

You can also do a house hack BRRRR, where you fix up the property as you live in it, that way you can cash out refinance.However, if you are unable to refinance, it may be smarter to put a higher down payment (say 5-10%) given you have a lot of cash.