You could run an cash flow analysis to see which gets you a higher cash on cash return.

Especially if you want to keep it and get it cash flowing after you get done working on it.Happy to give some suggestions or help in any way I can. 

My plan is to keep this property since I don't have any of my money in the property and it cash flows.

Given interest rates are high right now, many duplex properties do not cash flow, and I am under the impression that you might be able to get away with renting a SFH by the bedroom, for a lower all-in cost.Summarized:1.

Do we form an LLC before closing and open a checking account in the LLC for all cabin related cash flow?

I am looking at investing for my future not right now but I am wanting to make around 250 in cash flow.

unless you have considerable savings, I would not recommend exceeding DTI limits

The entire process was quite long and very manual which caused a barrier for investors with smaller properties.Cost segregation offers many unique benefits including optimizing cash flow, deferring taxes and improving asset management.

I would sell the cash flow.

Depending on where they are, if you are cash flowing, if they have appreciated and you have more equity, or what your goals are for your portfolio will all determine what your next steps could be.