So many new investors that live in high cost of living areas look to the midwest or other cheap areas to invest. 

That uncertainty in risk calculation almost always ends up as the root cause of the worst real estate implosions, like his.

@Juan VargasCredit card stacking is an easy to to ruin your credit and go into massive consumer debt at an extremely high interest rate.

A 35% return in a couple of month seems pretty high.

Due to this, my rent could legally be raised, or at least is in a gray-enough area that I wouldn't want to raise the legality as an issue.I am considering leaving my apartment and landlord at the end of my lease, and moving to an identical non-hotel apartment in the same building.

Entities that are not "disregarded" need their own QBO to ensure their balance sheets remain 100% accurate.To @Jake Baker's point, we do run into an issue every now and then with some transactions that don't allow us to designate the customer/property but we've found ways to get around this and still have the transaction reflect the appropriate customer/property.This allows us to pull all the financial reports our Clients and their tax pros need to see.I'm in no way saying our way is the end-all-be-all but it works for us and our Clients' tax filers/advisors.There's a FB group called, "Bookkeepers for Real Estate Investors".

It ended up being a pretty low key meeting.

UPDATE: I asked PriceLabs help about this, and they can do some work on their end to tailor a comparables set for the customer, so I am pursuing that.

At the end of the day this lady could’ve got a decent shake out of the deal.

Then let it set and appreciate over the next 10 years and I think you end up with good diversification.