Looking forward to hearing more about your journey and how things work out for you

Maybe even more intensive than just standard LTR.We also have new construction in DFW ready to go for LTR if something like that interests you.

Then, if they work out well for you, recommend other clients to them to thank them for helping you.

There are a lot of desperate lenders out there that will tell you anything to get a deal in, and go ghost when it does not work out.. 

Kay, selling toward the end of the year can still work out well if you plan it right.

Building dept may very well want to work out an amicable solution.

I think Buildium is a minimum of $50/month.We've looked at 10+ software packages and NONE of them are perfect:( They all have their strengths & weaknesses, so it's really a tradeoff in the end.Check if any of these may work out better for you:Doorloop, Hemlane, Innago, RentRedi, Stessa, Avail, Apartments.com, TenantCloud, TurboTenant, BuildiumMay I ask what specific application data fields you want? 

People still find success with this strategy, but if it doesn’t work out, there are others available.

The IRS generally makes it hard to show that rental activity counts as active involvement, since they see most of it as “not intensive.”

On the other hand, going bigger into a multifamily or new construction can create more equity and scalability, but you’ll want to weigh the management intensity and capital outlay against your current goals.A lot of investors I work with find success by asking: Do I want more immediate cash flow with flexibility (duplexes), or long-term appreciation/equity growth (larger multifamily or builds)?