I currently work at Redfin where I design software for home buyers and agents.

As far as work/life balance well, you work a lot of hours in property management, so have a designated person to take after hours maintenance calls for you so that you can have a life outside of work.

Someone who is a millionaire and wants capital preservation may want a 4-5% return to safeguard against losses, so that is an acceptable return for him and one he may consider "good" for that purpose, when he knows a 4-5% return is horrible in the grand scheme of things. 

Their hours are 8am to 5pm, M-F.Your TX LLC name must end with an allowable designator: LLC (most common), L.L.C., Limited Liability Company, Limited Liability Co., Ltd.

Other good towns are Haslett, DeWitt, and Grand Ledge, but not as much multi stock.

Thank you @Terry Campbell and @Chris Martin I have spoken to my designated broker at my office as well, and am working on getting a feasibility survey done so we can answer all the things you mentioned. 

Seems to me that unless you have construction and design capabilities and a lot of cash - you'd be better finding a simple way to creating cash flow or equity. - I would think that this project will take too long and has too many moving parts - I personally would not get involved.I like my deals simple, fast, all cash and free of government interference and unexpected cash drain from my existing cash flow or committed equity - I don't want to have to explain in explicit details to a bunch of liberals W-2 employees in the county office or be associated with predatory mortgage brokers, clerks at banks or any other type of  lenders for a short term loan  in order to make a deal work - NO THANK YOU - I want to sleep at nights without the worry of who's watching my project - how am I going to pay my next mortgage payment and when in the heck am I going to see a profit?  

I’m mainly referring to the small stuff like business cards, website design, and LLCs.

They haven’t owned the place long so it’s only paid down a few grand; still cheaper for us than a new loan.

Not much we can do with that.2) What specific cards do you recommend and please designate whether the are personal credit cards or business credit cards (applied for as a business).I appreciate everyone's help!