I'm glad you get to hold on to your small slice of heaven.

Reporting function is a little clunky, but I export to .csv to slice and dice anyway. 

We have certainly outgrown our little slice of heaven.

This gives you greater than the potential upside you believe is out there in syndications and you own a slice of the company, have access to all of the information publicly traded companies are required to disclose and can sell your stock at any time you wish should you need access to your capital. 

@Chase ClineI noticed some misinformation here about TX Series LLC - here is an article from a well respected attorney.I will repeat myself that attorneys disagree with each other - from claiming that all LLCs are not much help for legal protection to claiming that Series LLC is the best invention since sliced bread, and anything in between.

If you already have sliced up a different way great, use that versus my view below.1.  

Don't get sucked in by the cheap huckster talk of owning a small slice of some multifamily project where you're not on the title and have no control.

So here's the situation...Your goals and story: Last year my wife and I bought a tiny house and a little slice of land in Fairplay, CO.

We are doing our second country Subdivision, the first order of businesses were the driveways, so we could determine how to slice up the property. 

@Kyanne MaderTo expand your property investment venture, contemplate property slicing in Nashville, examine adjacent markets, moving to an alternative market, varying investment tactics, and connecting with other financiers.