Use Other People's Money (OPM) to fund transactions with minimal cash outlay, but be sure to arrange transactions sensibly and reduce risks.

I would drop the management entity and collect and operate your business through the deed holder LLC.

Very interesting, but it  turns my stomach at it's intrusiveness to one's business model.

As far as income taxes, it doesn't really matter on transactions like you describe.

I'm still gathering tips from my business partner who is beast mode on RE photography for STRs.

A personal loan (business line of credit, cash advance, loan from a friend, etc) cannot be used as a down payment with a lot of the lenders I work with since these loans are not secured by real assets. 

Hillsboro needs an additional 2k plus acres to go from current use to supporting new Chips related activities and business's..

@Edward R. the structure here sounds like a pretty typical BRRRR transaction. 

There are loads of them in this business, sadly.So if you want to wait out the end of your lease with a dumb landlord who dislikes you and your habits, by all means, go for it.

Any body you see buying a lot of flooring material introduce your self in ask if they have a business card.