My portfolio currently consists of LTRs and I am actively looking to expand it to include more SFH LTRs, and MTRs (potentially student housing). 

Buy or inherit and hold for a long time, then cash out and redeploy equity into potentially higher cash flowing properties or other investments.2.

It's also wise to research property taxes and any potential HOA fees. 

Overall real estate syndicates is not for everyone because you have to realise that you may have very limited control over investment, fees and expenses the syndicate, potential for conflicts of among members.

Quote from @Will Reed: There is potential to increase revenue, but you need to think this through.

And/or are you willing to go through a potentially more rigorous underwrite to get better terms (possibility, depending on what you've got on your end). 

Owner financing could be a game-changer, but 10% interest on a 30-year might be a bit steep for potential buyers.

I'd be happy to discuss potential investment strategies and share insights on the Columbus market.

What are your thoughts on the state of the market and potential growth opportunities?

Looking for potential "boots on ground" in the Lubbock area.