It made $43K last year.

@Sharon McCants - I lean toward the advice from @Jonathan Greene on your question.Years ago, I made the mistake of forgoing quality for quantity, which led to headaches and a fundamental change in the way our company operated and in the way I personally invested.

I have seen the argument for over 3 decades and you can just pick it up from the Tx Occupations code bc some think I made it up.

That market from what I can see on the few trips I made to perform due diligence is really robust and such a pretty area I can see the attraction for those working in Tech or govmit in DC. 

You can clearly outline who owns what and how decisions will be made, which avoids headaches down the road.If you’re planning for the future, an LLC can help with estate planning.

This is all made worse by the fact that there's no "collaborator" login (as other solutions have).

I actually made a whole video about this over on my YouTube channel Tech Savvy Landlord :) 

It also has some other limited property management features you can test and see how you like.I actually just made a whole video about this over at my YouTube channel :) 

No one is going to subsidize your cash flow on their behalf taking on all that responsibility for what they could have made as a teenager working at McDonald's. 

Would most likely hold long term in this scenario and refi if it made sense.