Moving funds to an IRA will not help because you can’t take a loan from an IRA.I would look at other lending options to bridge the gap in time as well to avoid potential delays in your operating plans.  

In Detroit, the landlord is typically held responsible for meter damages.Depending on your PMCs lease, you may be able to hold the tenants liable, just like any other damage, even if they didn't directly cause the damage.

We typically do not rely on many of our opportunities coming from wholesalers, but that's not to say we're not occasionally interested in something they have to offer.In addition to scouring our farm area while we drive around to and from our properties, and looking at aged(100 day+) listings and new low priced distressed condition listings on the MLS, which is where many of our deals come from, we reach out to local agents in the area we're looking to invest and let them know we pay cash.

You cant spread that across different deals so long as the same operator is involved.

At a typical closing in Georgia, the only lawyer involved technically represents the lender.

Is anyone familiar with this operation?

Those are currently operating lodges/resorts/hotels.

What is the typical range for short term rental property managers? 

I’ve been investing in Indy since 2018 and own/operate both long and short term rentals here. 

For those who operate in this market what has been your experience so far?