The scale of economy in this route is very appealing and offers a different kind of stability and growth potential.I’m equally interested in both options.

In a city like San Antonio, with a serviced-based economy, where over 50% of the population rent, and 17.6% live below the poverty lie, this creates rent-to-income spatial mismatch that's not sustainable. 

Does it make sense to hold onto the LLC, I created or start fresh once I have a stronger portfolio?  

If it's a 4-plex I'd increase those numbers because of the lack of economy of scale.  

Once you are start building your team, your funnel becomes a lot stronger and you will know immediately if a deal makes sense and if it is the right deal for you.Happy to hop on a call and share my experience!

The performance of your particular asset... real estate markets... lending markets... interest rates... general economy... 

Some investments start weak and grow more stable/stronger over time "j-curve". 

My two cents, with the economy the way it is right now and prices rising I would rather have lower monthly overhead and you would save that 600.   

I work with a lot of investors who own properties in Austin and their battling the same thing you are right now so they've shifted to areas like SAN, DFW, Memphis, Little Rock, OKC and Tulsa for a variety of reasons but the top are price points are lower and rents are stronger.

The thing is I don't quite know where to start especially in today's economy.