I would look into investing in publicly traded REIT’s if I were you.

A re-trade is a tool and sometimes it can't be avoided.

While doing this research you should definitely speak to your accountant/CPA and see what tax consequences might occur when you sell this also.

The trade off is pretty simple: how much of your time do you want to give up on the learning curve of STR management, the tenant headaches, scheduling repairs/cleaning, etc. 

They also have their own trading desk and sell to their community.I don't have a problem with their business model as long as everything is disclosed and investors know the risks upfront.

I would be very happy to trade hands on help for advice and experience.Thanks everyone.

You are not allowed to provide benefit to an IRA via the provision of goods or services.Wholesaling is also considered to be a dealer activity, and therefore a trade or business. 

I'll trade losing a few hundred dollars to keep good tenants over potentially losing a month of rent during turnover and higher maintenance costs associated with demanding tenants and lost of sleep. 

REITs are traded securities.

Not to mention I have at least 1 relative in each of those trades will to lend a hand, so the first few rehabs shouldn't be that bad.