Always look at any investment from a holistic perspective, risk tolerance, duration, etc.

Lesson learned....do not put appreciating assets like real estate inside of a corporate tax entity.If you need a more definite answer than that, you should consult a CPA who can run a projection and advise on the matter in a holistic manner.

Get somewhere where you can rationally think about this, holistically.  

From a holistic perspective, you can’t just willy-nilly be swapping tax return filing / title / ownership like that, that is if you are trying to do this correctly.  

If I were you, I'd maybe even take a holistic approach and pay a home inspector a few hundred bucks to come make a list of all the little things.

However, from a holistic perspective, you may have actually "lost" out.

You have to look at the property in a holistic sense. 

It's better to deliver a holistic package. 

David, there is a related post on BP that focuses specfically on Jacksonville-based Holistic REI, a turnkey RE provider.  

Now, I am not sure where in the city the property is, so it will be a little tricky to give a holistic recommendation.