Plans will shift, but in writing down what your goals are, you stand a far better chance of staying true to your vision, even if some of the details change a bit.Plan for ChangeChange is inevitable.

Finding rent requirements on business buildings, We are organizing a neighborhood watch and at the first meeting also would like to sign others up for 'buy nothing' and other neighborhood activities. [ like helping each other spruce up the neighborhood]In March I have to fly back east and present on AutHaven, expanding it to local areas all over the country,growing GRASP and my vision for here in Pueblo.So, here I am.

Let me know what you're vision is and I can give you a better answer. 

We must align our mission, vision and purpose.  

If, together, we are able to bring clarity to that vision, imagine what your world would look like?  

@Jordan Williamson  Nope lehigh was the vision of 1950s land speculators.. and the state of FLA that would do anything to get people to come live in the swamp land of southern FLA  they could have cared less about the environment etc. .how else could a developer put 500k  thats 500, 000 lots into one area with no for sight to future infrastructure..  

Congrats @Joshua Dorkin- What makes Josh great in my opinion is his vision for Biggerpockets allowing a platform to come into being, where knowledge is exchanged freely.

(not to mention how a building comes together)Ideally I have this vision that I feel is unique.

I'm starting to get antsy, and I'm starting to tell my wife over and over again, How much I HATE working for a SET WAGE making other people rich.That being said, I feel I'm a pretty smart guy, went to college at 17, there I earned my Associates Degree, chasing a vision of helping people with addiction and crisis by working in Psychology.

Without vision we won't know how far to go or not.When times to decide the big stuff like whether to expand or downsize, leverage up or reduce down, evict, hire, fire, partner, etc - your why and mission and vision will guide you.Aligning your mission, vision and purpose is easier said than done, of course.