Have thought about trying to find a way to leverage web scraping to supplement the land records for additional commercial property data.

I am chasing these leads for my partners to supplement income and learn the business.  

If it's kicking out good cash flow and your goal is cash flow, then I'd keep it and let it continue to perform as a cash cow to supplement your income.If you are investing in areas out of state where you are happy to be investing and your returns are strong, it could also make sense to buy again in that area and consolidate your portfolio.

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They loved fully qualifying borrowers could supplement that ability with STR income.

@Brandon Warren - if you convert it to a STR then you'd need to wait about a year to be able to use the rental income to supplement your DTI (since you'd need a schedule E showing that income).

I know that I can claim supplemental charges later, but it's that much off?  

I've got a full time job and, for now, the rentals are supplemental income/retirement fund--netting 25-35K/year before taxes. 

Why would you supplement this Tenant's lifestyle just to keep them?

Often times seller financing can just be a nice little supplement, it is rare where I find a seller willing to do the majority portion.