If you don’t move back into this same property and instead go to buy something else, you have significantly less VA loan eligibility available for a subsequent purchase.

All of my subsequent purchases have been sight unseen out of state (no STR though).

With each subsequent deal, the giving percentage increased, culminating in a remarkable 13% of company proceeds being given to charitable causes.

Many investors perform extensive diligence on the property and the sponsor so that a subsequent capital call would be extremely unlikely regardless of conditions. 

That said, put it on your list to check out because it's a strong contender.Yardi BreezeYardi (corporate) has been around since 1984 and Breeze is the small/mid-market offering based on their enterprise Voyager product. 

Then Assigned REC 2009 to Assignee; MERS, a Delaware Corp. its successors or assigns, as nominee for CitiMortgage, Inc. and then FURTHER Assigned numerous times subsequently thereafter with the most recent Assignment REC 7-2023Its been non-performing for years and its a residential home that is occupied (presumably by the original Note payor) Since You Referenced it - AND for the benefit of others here is a Snippet Article on the BOA Vs Greenleaf Maine Court Decision - Titled Maine's Greenleaf Decision Creates Mortgage "Insecurity" for MERS https://casetext.com/analysis/maines-greenleaf-decision-crea...

I look forward to further contact with you -- it would be interesting to compare notes as we're both delving into a new enterprise.  

FDR signed Executive Order 6102 which required Americans to deliver their gold to the government in exchange for currency, and then the government subsequently inflated that currency. 

Subsequent to that, I tend to think the S-Corp is oversold when its one person, even two, especially when you are starting out. 

(see entire story and subsequent follow-up here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/56/topics/250301-squatter-nightmare?