Since you already own the property in your IRA, it is a given that you need to hire a property manager, people to do repairs, and you'll need to have the custodian handle all contracts and money in/out.Generally the question of whether to do long term rental or short term rental has to do with the location, quality of house, local rental regulations, typical nightly price, expected annual occupancy rate, availability of short term rental property managers, etc etc etc.

However there are 30 day seasoning refi products available as well 

[I believe he's not typically talking about $1M+ homes in the Bay area].My summary: Anyone with the right mindset should be able to access markets that have homes available for say, $75k, that rent for somewhere between $750/m and $1500/m.

You can also look this up on their website.Given my understanding, I've run the numbers as a resident availing of a 25-year traditional mortgage on a few studio apartments priced around $82,000.

I believe with the yield available from purchasing performing notes generally being below our target, and with the risk and pricing too high for most non performing offered, and so many hard money lenders originating in single digit interest rates, that we needed to get creative to invest our money for our portfolio to yield our targeted return, without increasing our risk.

So market forces, if left to their own devices, will be an effective "rent control" by rapidly reducing the available pool of tenants. 

He had it dripping but to no avail.

Not so important for an opportunity zone although there are some tax deferral benefits available with those.The only advantage I can easily see is that the LLC itself has value. 

Feel free to pm me if you have any listings available 

@Courtney Johnson, if you're interested in Kinston, there's a larger park that I believe is still available (~$400,000) and would be a much better deal than what you've outlined.