It's very tough to find any cashflowing property right now with mortgage rates, so I'm not sure any new property would really provide more cashflow. 

It sounds like it is too late for you, but you could have conducted a separate test with another provider as a check to see if the first test was accurate or not (had the builder pay for it). 

(DO NOT DO THIS NOW) but the difference in production when I changed out the sofa, linens and provided exterior amenities was drastic.

TX is one of the fast growing markets in the US so if you have to leave more money in to break even so be it, your generational wealth is growing at a quicker pace.If you are ever interested in units that provide more cash flow, Memphis would be a great place to look. 

And thanks in advance if you're reading this post and also providing me with your inputs/guidance. 

Thank you for any guidance you can provide.

So, for instance, a bedroom that’s on the complete other side of the house from the kitchen, living room, front door, and all other common areas will provide a lot more privacy than a bedroom right next to the kitchen, or right next to the front door.

If you were a one-stop shop:1) 1031s (you need some reserves to do the actual QI)2) Taking advantage of all tax breaks like cost segregation3) Providing prop operating reports. 

Happy to provide more details and discuss further in DM if your interested!

For multiple reasons, the types of jobs they work don't provide for the rising cost of living.In our market, there are more SECT 8 vouchers issued than housing units available.