Keeping the property, with access to equity is the best of both worlds.

Its more just, can we squeeze out an extra 10% of revenue by having access to a greater pool of people.

Also access is an issue.  

If you buy a house that doesn't need any work and put 20% down, when you refinance shortly thereafter the property will (likely) appraise for about the same amount, so you won't be able to access your 20% down because the loan proceeds won't be any higher.

If you're worried about them having your account number just have a separate account to collect rent then immediately transfer it to your true operating account that way there is only a small balance in the dummy account in case a tenant somehow gets access and makes a withdrawal (I have never had this happen but I still use the dummy account)

(This is often done on a monthly or quarterly basis) Syndications are often 5-7 year commitments, so it is important to know going in that you will have access to the sponsor if you have any questions or concerns about your investment.

The Line of Credit is tied to a zero balance sweep checking account, so the loan is really designed to assist you in paying down the balance, while retaining access to every dollar. 

Check zoning and access.5. 

Looking for some insight from experienced STR's about whether or not guests would be turned off by the presence of exterior security cameras (definitely nothing inside the house - except inside the garage which likely would not be accessible to renters - debating that). 

Once accessed that’s another seven $100k properties in my market (Ohio) that will cash flow $300 per month per door (units are $30k to $40k per door/$35k average so if four are triplexes at $900 cash flow/$3,600 net per month and three are duplexes at $600 cash flow/$1,800 net per month that’s an additional $5,400 net income per month in addition to our $3,000 now which just about gets us to our financial freedom goal of replacing our W2 incomes of $9k per month and covering all expenses.