Capitalize on consistent cash flow & appreciation, potentially tap into equity at year 5-7, get out & re-invest between year 10 & 13.

I'm not aware of any systems that work without wifi as you'd have to have some kind of cellular reporting system like a SimpliSafe or similar. 

Get a list of recent inspections and permits to make sure the new roof and such were done right.Check with police if any reports for the property.What's included in the seller's expenses?

@Rud Sev Your Section 1231 losses from the sale of rental properties were likely correctly reported on Form 4797 (Part I) as ordinary losses, allowing them to offset all types of income.

They typically have soil scientists in-house that can analyze the soil for you and provide you with a detailed report of the conditions and give you recommendations on how to prepare the soil for construction.

If consistent cash flow and diversification appeal to you, this might offer the best blend of growth and flexibility.Ultimately, it’s about balance: if you want to prioritize appreciation with minimal hassle, the first two options shine.

@Mary Jay why did you report it if there was no loss coming out of your pocket. 

Michael, I appreciate your report-back here.

The property consists of two 3 unit and one 2 unit buildings. 

I have had several Colorado LLCs (single member LLCS with one single family residential rental per LLC, so very small-time) for a decade, and always file my periodic report so am in good standing with the Colorado Secretary of State, but have only just heard that I need to file a BOI report before the end of the year.