We each hold a 50% interest in the LLC.The values of each house are approximately the same, and there are no loans or outstanding debts.He wants to cash out so we thought a good strategy might be for us to sell one of the houses, and let him take all of the proceeds, and for me to take full ownership of the other one.Essentially, I am looking to swap my half interest in one of the houses for his half interest and the other one.

This would still make it easy to switch PMS's down the road as you can keep the website, and merely swap out the widget.As others have mentioned Waivo and Safely are other options but have their own challenges. 

I think the only way to get people off door-count is via replacing it with another singularity metric to obsess over, in essence swapping out 1 addiction for another. 

Maybe you can find a handyman in market to swap out instead of driving.

Basically, house swapping or truly corporate equity.

@Jonathan Schwartz, you and your accountant might look into a drop and swap scenario. 

Back in August when I really got frustrated and asked for the update, owner partner Paul and Ross personally asked me to switch properties saying that county is giving them hard time and the triplex that they made me swap as per them already had two tenants in there (long term) and the one unit was to be rehabbed with a time line of 8-10 days and they assured all this in a detailed email.

If you are a serious cook you need space and focus, not half a dozen people milling about making small talk while you try not to burn a roux or break a mayonnaise.

I think if you can decide the type of property you're looking for, a zip code to hone in on, and then a good realtor and property manager you're well on your way.Would love to connect and swap notes further if you'd like.All the best.

I originally used double A battery alarms because I thought it would be easier to swap out batteries (and I got them on sale).