I need a place for my wife and children to live regardless of what happens to my investment properties or the economy.Another thing to consider are the legal requirements of flipping your primary residence.  

The benefit of a Series LLC is that you can form unlimited “children” series under the main “parent” series LLC structure.

I ended up moving my portfolio to single family homes that are B class and my situation improved.The other factor here is when you have children in the mix, you just don't have as much extra time.

@Tasia Larri I intended to start with house hacking multi families but do to my circumstances it wouldn’t work with the space we needed for my children.

That being said, most people who move to the area will have children.

I would appreciate honest opinions and options of how to enhance my situation while keeping a family balance because we also have two young children.

Killeen and Harker Heights both have pockets to stay away from, that being said most of everything south of 190 is newer.Families with children (in my experience) try to move to Belton as this apparently has the better school district.

The original owner had passed away and left it to her children.

Additionally, many SU students from overseas have wealthy parents who sometimes purchase nearby properties for their children and friends to live in while they attend SU and then retain them.As far as neighborhoods go, @Alexis Bliss is spot on in recommending someone with deep local knowledge and connections. 

Younger tenants with or without children will move more often.