If you do not have data/comps to find out your post renovation value, that ads a huge risk, and makes the move less valuable. 

@Will Gaston This thread is a valuable resource!

From a time value of money perspective, I can see this as being valuable, but overall it does seem to be closer to a wash.I am more interested in the LLC, so I can write off expenses.

As you increase in size and wealth, this becomes more valuable.

Additionally, holding the property during the ongoing area growth has allowed it to appreciate in value, further increasing its long-term potential as both a rental income source and a valuable asset in my portfolio.

I'd be happy breaking even just to get the equity on a building, especially since I'm currently renting - aka giving my landlord wads of cash every month to buy new sports cars. 

This can be a valuable resource for finding potential deals.Networking with Local Real Estate Groups: Joining local real estate investment groups or forums can be beneficial.

Your background in construction and recent move into consulting sound like valuable assets for the community.

The property remains a valuable asset in my portfolio, delivering strong returns while requiring minimal ongoing investment.

Acting quickly on unique opportunities, such as stepping into a deal that falls through, can lead to valuable investments.