The cash flow for this building was decent.

If you sold, you could look into doing a 1031 exchange to defer the capital gains, and use the ~$450K proceeds as a down payment on a MFH in the $1.5 - $1.8M range which at a decent CAP rate would bring you much better returns than what you're getting now. 

@Ryan FoxThis really blows and I hope you get to a decent conclusion here.

Yet their self help tools are worthless.....it is rare and surprising to find decent customer service.I called my local bank the other day (they're state-wide) and someone picked up on the 3rd ring and helped me open a new account....I was nearly speechless! 

That’s effectively a 9% return on your money, and now you can aggressively invest your income from your business and this extra money with really no risk at all.

In my area, there is a lot of new construction that make decent long term rentals.

Completely updated, living in one unit and renting out the other two with a decent cashflow that will increase significantly when I move out and rent the third unit.

I am seeing lots of really decent investments, but having the capital through 1031's is taking time and the personal capital contributions are limited.What do I need:More time.More capital.A mastermind of folks operating at this level. 

If you have a existing client base you may already have a customer that is a savvy investor and would make a decent partner.

I just want a studio or a 1BR in a decent area in central Austin (near my workplace), between Hyde Park and SoCo, or anywhere along the river.