Owner occupants started looking at duplexes and the occasional 3-4 unit depending on configuration driving those prices up to unreasonable levels. 

All your properties and all listing sites on a single configurable calendar, plus occupancy tax reports, automated rental agreement creation/mailing/archiving, travel and damage insurance for guests, quickbooks integration, door lock integration (not mine, unfortunately), email autoresponders, and more.

I have tried several tools and many configurations over the years. 

Somewhere around 4-5k depends on configurations of the house really, panels and etc are cheap, pulling the permit and making the drawing isn't.

If you can then just ride it out, there is sun after the clouds.If it looks like you can’t weather the storm in the current configuration then you need to adopt a contingency plan.

And if/how I should configure a website for my farm to be redirected to? 

We acquired the land, met with the City to get approval on zoning for our goals so now our architect is doing some rough sketches on different configurations.

so, you have to find a way to add value / change configuration / go off-market / or some combination.also, you mentioned "offering at a different cap rate." 

Overall, as a FL attorney, I agree that for asset protection (and possibly estate planning) purposes, holding title to real property in an LLC, in whatever membership configuration, is a wise choice. 

Other Information:Built in 1993Listed for 222 days7 Bedrooms and 3 Baths (No information on how that is broken up)2826 sqftSo I did some numbers on it and tried to be as conservative as I could to see if this is even worth calling on.Purchase: 125,000Cash To Close: 20,000Monthly Rent: 1,200 (I understand this is a guess especially not know the actual configuration of the triplex, so I went low with 400 a door.