@Mark Vejnar & @Mike Hanneman San Antonio is notorious for Expansive Soil, if I see cracks, or doors that swing as if acted on by gravity, I think foundation.

Hey Angelo1) Only do it if you can afford to even when bookings dry up.2) Do your own bookings and pay your own bills. 3) Bear in mind that Central Florida is probably the most competitive VR marketplace in the world.4) Don't believe a single person when they tell you how much money you will make if you use them or their services.

Bear in mind most home inspectors are generalists. 

Bears make money.

Bearing in mind the big tickets items like roof every 30 years, water heater every 7-10 years, AC every 10-12 years and other minor repair issues like plumbing, appliance and so on.

Aloha,An additional factor to bear in mind is the quality of tenant you will attract.

If the tenants have been good tenants this whole time it may be worthwhile to just grin and bear it, if they haven't been the greatest look into evicting them as soon as the Moratorium has ended.

Maybe I confused it with the fact we can put the funds in interest bearing accounts.

I will of course need to set up interest bearing accounts for security deposits.

At 10% match, you should politely tell them to take their measly and miserly contribution and place it somewhere... or just stop contributing without telling them how I feel :) Bear in mind that when you finally get around to taking distributions, all of it will be taxed at the then-ordinary rates - unless you plan on not being financially successful, ordinary rates will be higher than capital gains rates.