I was laid off by a big PM company and prior to being hired by that company I had already made it a goal to open my own some day.

Remaining focused on long-term goals is essential, and sometimes that means being willing to let go of underperforming assets.

This allows you to invest in the locations that offer the best ROI and make the most sense based on your goals where you can be a bit more passive in your investment property.

Quote from @Nicholas Goerss: Quote from @Jeff Chisum: If you run into debt to income challenges you can get a lease in place prior to closing in order to offset the debt.  

But based on your prior posts it looks like you are doing the BRRRR method and you would probably rather have a higher LTC.

Quote from @Austin Williams: Quote from @Stephan L Schnaiter: @Matthew Becker has a good point--stating your goal may help you get more specific and accurate advice.  

It's really your choice if you want to select a home that has already been leased prior to closing or not. 

To be clear, the potential guest involved wanted to walk through the rental prior to booking it. 

Get the prior landlord's recommendation.

One key difference is that Prime also includes monthly bookkeeping in their pricing.For reference, here’s what Taxstra provides for $1,500:• Preparation of individual tax return• Electronic filing of federal & state returns• Review of prior-year return for consistency• Up to two hours of post-filing support for minor corrections/questions• Digital document storage• Short-term rental loophole assistance• Personalized video walkthrough of the tax return• IRS/State correspondence for any notices or inquiries• Year-round access for “quick questions” (not requiring additional research)Does anyone here have experience with either of these services, or have recommendations on what to prioritize at this stage?