Quote from @Jarod Forsha: Borrowing the equity in your home is risky when rates are this high.

Since LLCs don't do much (perhaps some wealth transfer within the OA or rules of the road with multiple members), they might not be worth it in high-fee states such as CA, MA and others.

. $2,500 in rent for $1,300 sqft seems too high, even for Bayview and I guess you are in Tippecanoe, but I have not seen the house so can't tell for sure.

Other properties are showing high costs, but I'm not really sure how to get good comps with this situation

I believe they start in the high 9's currently. you wont get to your $20k out of pocket target on this scenario specifically, but the point is, there are some lenders which will work with out of the box deal structure (for a premium).

The outcome of the deal with Archie Ragland was highly successful.

The one where you break even you might actually spend more money if it is in rough shape, high vacancy, etc.For example let's say property A is new construction in a stellar area.

I'm a little concerned with the current high interest rates and property taxes (Texas).  

I know they do a 7-day free trial so you can always test it for yourself, but from what I understand you can get an extended 30-day free trial with a member referral link, so here: https://www.monarchmoney.com/referral/d2xp9tbgyrNo pressure or anything, just helpful if you'd like to do 30 days instead of 7!

Being in the SF Bay Area, rents are pretty high, so payment systems with limits of $5k or more won't work.