I first tried to partner with, or borrow from, mentors who put me through college twenty years ago on this condo. 

Compare that to buying a twenty unit apartment building where each unit rents for $700 per door with $200 cash flow per door.

The phone pings twenty times an hour...they have to stop and look at it and respond.OK I understand sometimes you are coordinating something and can't help it, but can't you wait till a good breaking point? 

I have an hour and twenty minute ride home.  

I've been buying properties for twenty years so it can't be a common problem.

This is what it states:The covenants, conditions, and restrictions of this Declaration shall run with and bind the land, and shall inure to the benefit of, and be enforceable by, Declarant, the owner of any lot, and their respective legal representatives, heirs, successors and assigns, and, unless amended as provided herein, shall be effective for a term of twenty (20) years from this date, after which time said shall be automatically extended for successive period of ten (10) years.

It's the rare agent who cares as much as you do, but we do exist- I'm a little different though, as I came from twenty years in residential and brokerage management, instructor, etc. 

I already have an idea of what direction I should go and I am not sure if I will get help here at all but I just wanted to see if there is any advice that I havent even considered.I am in my early twenties and I was previously self-employed with an online business.

Consequently, I think you do have to hear both the stories from newer 'Average Joe' investors as well as folks that were 'Average Joe' investors twenty years ago...and...now aren't "average" anymore. 

I have a good network of two investors one with around 10 properties in lower end parts of Philly another with 6 in the Spring Garden area who are happy to help me along.A little about me, I am twenty years old, and while I realize some of you may be thinking where on earth is this kid going to get the capital to purchase a house or even finance one, I am fortunate enough to have started a business that has taken off and I am looking to invest my money!