Just some food for thought.

Or, installing an extensive "growler" refill station (bulk keg beer filled on-site for takeout) as an anchor attraction tenant, surrounded by other food options, especially with easy access on evening commutes, as a way to redevelop an old strip mall.

Hope you find some food for thought in here, good luck.  

Just food for thought, I sent you DM on BP, if you are able to assist I would great appreciate it.

How do you folks track various expenses (furnishing, food, payroll, local & air transportation, referral fee, licensing fee, repairs/renovation etc.)?

Add to that the rising cost of utilities, food, etc. and people are stretched beyond reason. 

Interesting food for thought.

I hear it is a small town, and that can not bode well for rental and property.Always try to make sure you have good sources of renters.Good schoolGood job baseMilitary helpful.Good nightlife (people need to want to move and live there.)No answer needed just food for thought.Rent.You said rent is 950 and mortgage would be 1250.Save the 300 a month for 2 years. extra 7200.Use that time to find your new market where she will be pursuing her master's.Build your team in that market.Build your lead generation.Find your money sources.Learn project management.Find an investor you can shadow/help in your free time and learn from them.This is a long game.So now you have a new market you're going to.You have a possible team.You can find a multifamily that you can house hack.Heck.

You definitely need to figure out a cooking solution becuase folks staying for 30 days or more will need to cook their own food.

Food for thought - I know plenty of clients that don't have their properties in an LLC and have saved thousands over the years.