This is keeping me up at night so please, no scolding, I just want your opinions for solutions.Should I keep it and hope it gets better or just get out and start over?

Make sure to look into supply, insurance, taxes, etc. if you invest there.

I want to consistently build my portfolio over the next 10yrs. 

Typically even if you run into reasonable unforeseen expenses,  those added costs can be absorbed by a rental asset over time whereas the same can't be said about a strictly for-sale area.

I invest in STR and I am currently switching over to Mid-Term Rentals.

I guess it's easy to over think it.

@Marcos A MirandaIf you're net is $150-$200 per month and you have a property that is over 500k and you bought in a high appreciation area your will likely gain more in appreciation than cash flow in the next 2-5 years.

Plenty of reasons to do one over the other.

@J Shoe I will start by saying consult with a personal attorney and CPA (and have them work together.)Typically people buy in an LLC just to keep their name off the record and for asset protection and operation agreements.As a sole investor a lot of people will buy in their personal name so they can more easily obtain quality financing, and then move the asset into the LLC.A lot of people of California use trusts (DSTs) to hold the asset, so they are not contributing to the problem of over taxation in CA, as CA has a franchise filing fee of $800 every year for each LLC.Just some things to think about, but find the professionals that can tailor a system for you personally.Cheers

I've been navigating this market for over 20 years, starting with wholesaling and now as a broker and investor, much like you're beginning now.