If it gives you a good positive cash flow and it's a long term investment, you might want to just hang onto it. 

Don’t be afraid one bit to speak with the bank your most familiar with to learn your position and buying power.

Insurance is a net positive for the tenants, in case of theft, accident, fire or flood damaging their personal property, etc. 

I cash flow it every Month at $1,000 for $12,000 per year positive cash flow.  

It is the first positive step toward investing... even though it is in the opposite direction. 

I'm not positive if it does or does not export to Quickbooks, but I know it at least exports to Excel. 

Dust yourself off, keep your chin up, stay positive, and move forward.

If it's positive, you continue.

.), "A" rating on BBB (although 80% of the comments left for caliber on the BBB website are negative, apparently customer comments are not taken into consideration for BBB ratings), and a 4.5 star rating on consumer affairs.I know when it comes to online reviews, people are a lot more apt to writing a negative review when something goes wrong versus a positive one when everything goes as expected. 

How does your position improve?