I'd consider getting a job related to real estate. Nothing's better than being a wholesaler or realtor and having access to deals, or being an appraiser and being 100% confident in your ARV.
I found myself unemployed when I closed a personal training business in March. I ended up getting full on into BRRRR and am recycling my money for the first time with a new venture. I find myself in a similar situation, since once I refinance to cover the upcoming duplex I'm buying I won't be covering my personal monthly expenses, despite creating 230K in forced appreciation over 4 units by the end of the year. I'm projected to be completely financially free by the end of the year, though so just a bit more grinding. My goal while most of my money is committed to this project is to wholesale some to make some money, learn more about my market, have a lead gen source that I can use to cherry-pick the best deals and keep myself busy before my next project.
Personally, I wouldn't want an OOS rental so if I were actually in your shoes I'd sell it as a turnkey rental and use the money to find a market near your family/current location.
Don't worry about timing the market unless you're buying turnkey. With BRRRRing property you can force appreciation and get your money back quickly enough that you're basically using a dollar cost averaging approach.