The compromise could be to have a level of cash with which you are comfortable leaving in the LLC accounts - $10k, $50k, $100k....only you can decide - and distributing cash once that threshold is reached.

Would this compromise the overall appraisal of the house if the outside portion isn’t finished 100%?

You get the jest of what I am implying.It behooves you to try to work out a mutually agreeable compromise. 

Compromise with your wife.

If your offer isn't accepted, you don't "compromise" to get the property...you just move onto the next one. 

We’re def not tied to JRB proximity but rather trying to find a compromise between my in-laws location in the southwest (granberry and sycamore school) and proximity to dfw.. so to me that says 76107 like you mentioned or watagua.. maybe oakhurst?

Maybe there is a compromise to be made. 

Our region’s cities need a compromise of vision between preservation and necessary change in development in order to meet the demand for affordable new homes.”

Usually, you'll need to compromise on something in order to get started, and maybe trade up later to something more expensive. 

Frankly, since the distance puts you in a compromised position, you also want to ensure that you are getting paid for your trouble via a very high cap rate.