All- I’ve gotten a quote from corevest, and they seems to be the best option I’ve found so far, but they require 5 units minimum, which is really slowing down our refi schedule.Definitely still interested in finding a lender who will lend to a company for single units.

I've looked at Quicken Property Manager and didn't like it - was not very user-friendly and didn't seem to offer any real advantages over basic Quicken.With only one property, I'd keep the Quicken you have now.  

@Brett Dudley It seems to me that the poster has asked two consecutive questions about how the tax rules are affected by the short term (7 days or less - ie his reference to airbnb) and long term (31 days or more).

It seems like you are out of state, so if you go to facebook and search for "Ohio Real Estate Investors" or something similar to that you will see several real estate group pages.  

Making it seem like a really really long-term plan. 

@Andrea EvansIt seems like you have a really good plan in mind to house hack a four-plex in Cincinnati and rent out your existing Charlotte primary home.

When I looked at Nashville Tennessee the property tax rates seemed a bit high to me as well as Texas, although I do know California investors buying multi-unit in San Antonio (an apartment complex).I should have bought in the Vegas area.

., you seem to have an ax to grind. 

It seems that I can't go the conventional loan route under my personal name because I have no W2 income since I was self employed for the last 10 years and I have been transitioning out of those business endeavors for the last 2 years therefore I have no real income to show.

There are a few investing niches that seem to get almost all of the attention.