@Michael Facchini is this something you and your team could help with?

I work with a great team who is in the top ten for the company and have been involved with RE for over 17 years. 

Your appraisal will have to be able to support the increase that amount though. 

I'm not sure where I am going with this, but what are the thoughts on someone having a need for an emotional support animal(prescribed by psychiatric doctor) and carries a firearm?

I still work on Indy just because I have a realtor and a contractor who has been good team to helping me on single family purchases.

I am working to build my network and team.

I don't want to have all this confrontation and I don't want to have to watch everything I do (they are not demanding that they be home when I go there, even though the lease only requires 24 hours notice for me to enter, regardless of who is or is not there).I guess I'm just looking for some commiseration and support :-) It'd be useful to hear what others have gone through, how they've handled and the outcome.

Your income might support the payment anyway but if it's possible to put under the business name then that's the preferred route.Both of these strategies will require you to create a business but if you are in the investment property business you should have your own business entity anyway. 

But as with anything, with proper management and teams in place, you can really buy anywhere for the right price. 

Market rents probably support about 12 or 1300 per sideProperty is in Texas so property taxes are high.