Another investor calculated my Class A Indy  property as having 8.5% return (owned almost 11 years).I'd even say my HYSA is outperforming my Class C properties, haven't owned those long, Class C#1 for a year, Class C#2 4 months.

I'd buckle down and apply every saved dollar to the lowest balance business credit card, then the next until all 3 are gone. 

Since you only have the one investment so far, I suggest you go talk to a CPA and ask them what receipts you should keep track of, and then just let them do your taxes at the end of the year.If you just want an idea of your income and expenses every month, I'd just create a simple Excel spreadsheet.I just found that all the data entry into a program, let alone the time it takes to learn them actually cost too much time I'd rather spend doing something else. 

I'd be happy to chat if you are ever interested.

I'd try leaving a written notice on her front door. 

I'd recommend connecting with @Stuart Udis and reading some excellent work on asset protection simplified and attend one of his educational events to learn more.  

., I'd be most grateful!

There are plenty of renters due to the army base, a management training ground in Juarez, a large number of our employees always to a home to rent, and other factors.

I'd be happy to connect. 

You will probably find there will be little cash leftover if you hire this out so I'd encourage you to try to manage it yourself to begin with then if it's not sustainable for you, try to find someone to take it on.