Stessa feels smart like personal capital finance but a limited version on viewing your data but far advanced for keeping income and expenses allocated to properties and tax preparation.

If it is purely about the numbers you use for every other property... allocations or %'s are the same, I don't see how you can't use that logic here. 

On the prelim HUD that you submit, you will allocate funds to the 2nd lien.

Change locks, utilities on and make your claim on security deposit within your allocated time in Texas.

In your rental market it will be much less than 50% of the rent but I would allocate $500 to $700/month over the long term (I would allocate $700 but I want my cash flow numbers to be conservative).  

Those costs that you incurred in 2017 and 2018 and that were allocated to the non-rental portion to your house, effectively would/should have been capitalized.

Cash, debt, rents, mortgages, expenses, cap. ex funds and allocation and basically have them give me an "If I were you" plan.

10% liquidity after close  $75KHow much to allocate for the following:Closing Costs (2%?)

We initially thought that the profits would be allocated in proportion to the amount of capital a member invested. 

Also, an additional deal, if done right, could provide cash flow that he can allocate exclusively to his debt to help pay it down faster.