Appfolio has a minimum unit amount, and is the stronger software.

Im also a young Entrepreneur, Im 18 years old and ive been reading books that elevate the mind to be stronger and making it work for me not against me. i just started RE investing by wholesaling but i see its hard but i choose to stick with it because the my life will be easy!

Is CVS, Walgreens, your mortgage company, your insurance company foregoing their PROFIT... they are after all in a much stronger position that all of us... the answer is 'NO' the best you see is a delay in responsibilities... not because they are callus but because it is a business... the moment you forget that and cross that line (with good intentions)... you will be corrected for it... the market will correct it and remind you that you're either a running business (profitable) or a charity... it'll make that decision for you based on how you address situations like these - some will soon see their rentals needing serious cash infusions for a myriad of reasons i.e. maintenance, repairs, debts and will soon wish they would have protected their reserves. 

I see us slowly and steadily moving forward to a stronger economy. 

Some fairly prominent people in the industry suggest if you own multiple properties, you should own each one in an LLC nad have a master LLC own each of those, sometimes incorporated in a different state from where your properties exist, to take advantage of stronger legal protection. 

Plus EVERYONE knows Austin is red hot so competition is extremely high.The other three cities have much stronger rental markets (in my opinion) I find no problem staying in the 25% cash on cash return in my main market of San Antonio.

It does mean that you will have to pay taxes on it, but that is really the price to pay if you want to look stronger on paper to a bank.

With a few months of the cash coming in, and the refi a few months later you leave yourself in a stronger position.  

Completely agree, Scott.The other way to look at it is an equal ROI and a much lower ROE means that you got price appreciation along the way, making it the stronger property in the past, but if you're looking to expand, it may be time to cash that additional equity out.

We're primarily focused on second homes and investment properties on the coast and have never seen stronger demand in our costal markets.