ADT is more robust but also way more expensive and you can't do anything yourself really. 

In any case, the Austin markets (real estate and labor) are very robust, and I don't see that changing in the near future.

Prices in San Francisco are already ultra high - almost 10x of my home town Milwaukee - and they are still going up.Now of course Milwaukee does not have a silicone valley (even though a very robust economy) so real estate will probably never be anywhere close to those levels.

Plus Austin just passed a bond for Project Connect to create a more robust mass transit system which includes tunnels underneath downtown for rail.

WE all worry about the black swan event well we had one with Covid who would have predicted with that event that real estate would turn from robust to white hot ?? 

If you don't need super robust reporting, if you don't need a balance sheet, or if you don't need your CPA to set into your books, check out Stessa or Landlord studio.

However, “normal” for the Austin metro over the past 10 years has been a robust seller’s market with high demand, low inventory, multiple offer scenarios, and rising prices.

If we all like to vacation there then the real estate market will be robust and active. 

The pretty clear-cut answer here is this:  You'll want to be in a structure that provides you the most robust legal protection, but you'll want access to the best lending options. 

RM is by far a more robust software specifically built for MHP.