@Joe Delgrosso congrats on the solid ROI. 

Who knows what the market is in 10 years, what major repairs will be needed in 2 years, what major repairs will be needed because of tenant issues, whether or not you can keep it rented for the next 10 years solid, will Ft Lauderdale be above water in 10 years if you believe what certain people say, and any number of other things that can happen to this property that currently costs you money every month.

It’s possible to be a good Landlord, treat tenants well, get market rate rents, and run a solid business.

Make sure you have good help to get you through the process and you should be solid.

I'm looking to clean up my LLC containing a duplex, make a solid plan going forth, & file taxes in most advantageously way possible. 

I worked with Spencer Sadler via email and phone prior to moving here  He has a pretty  solid grasp on vacation rentals in Nashville market  I talked with a rep from turnkey vacation rentals who gave quite a bit of helpful information. 

How was anyone ever going to prove the method was not solid back then?

Congrats on getting the solid tenant!

Here's a solid article with some questions to ask before hiring a property manager https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/2015-10-09-questions-ask-property-managementOne thing that has really helped me and my owners is setting communication expectations upfront.

So, if the three as a whole make a solid tenant and I'm comfortable with it, we'll roll forward.