Liquidation: If I were to start taking distribution or would like to liquidate the property when I'm 60, does a SDIRA make sense?

.- it protects your LLC asset from a lawsuit against you personally through the charging order that only grants access to any distribution taken out of the LLC to you, but can't access what is still inside that is not distributed.

Ideally I was planning on just renting it for the mortgage cost which is doable easily in my area, letting it rent for as long as it pays for itself until I have $100,000 in equity and then sell it and distribute that into multiple doors.

Lakeland has and continues to grow into a large distribution hub.

I knew what the market indicators were and used that information in my evaluation to derive a conservative pro forma.  6 years in, this RE has out performed the conservative pro forma. 

A Wyoming entity is still subject to income tax in the states in which it derives rental income.

We're looking at 50 to 200 unit projects which are difficult in the downtown area soThe construction of the Amazon distribution center is still moving forward with completion expected the end of next year. 

@Jorge GonzalezSince you're taxed as an S-Corp, take some of the profit as distributions (instead of W-2 income) and use it to further pay down debt.

Our income class of shares in our fund is 10% annually distributed monthly, to achieve this you would need to invest 420k in that class of share.

Another possible good option is to use Wyoming/Delaware LLC as beneficiary (or other good LLC) since LLC may have asset protection benefit (i.e. charging order & unrealized capital gain distribution).