Right now I'm building a brokerage on top of my other passive income streams (coaching, property management, and property ownership).  

Which means, since you would have put all your cash flow into paying off the properties, and kept no profit, all of these costs came out of your pocket.So, you would be at a constant loss...and that loss would be growing with every property you buy, and with every year of ownership.As long as you are buying with cash, you are losing money. 

I've just learned that the only winning strategy to combat fear is to constantly learn and improve.

Being at the base of Pikes Peak offers a constant beautiful view.

Flipping or wholesaling requires ongoing deals to keep a constant cash flow .

I have checked the data on AirDNA but couldn't see the entire data since I haven't subscribed the membership.I am also interested in finding out whether my house in King City is suitable for applying for Secondary Suite program ( we have an unfinished basement with seperate entrance) and any other strategies to increase the income stream on the property?

But without knowing how many projects, any other income streams, how many monthly transactions monthly ect...there's no way to say if that's a good price. 

People are constantly rehabbing very old mobile (pre HUD) homes in the Florida Keys and getting higher and higher prices for them.

The biggest thing is that we have other pursuits that we want to follow, but those pursuits are in the arts and non-profit spaces, without the potential for the same income streams we have currently. 

I don't want to be negative, please take all this with a grain of salt, but just make sure the physical property is in good condition because renters (especially low income/Section 8) tend to beat up properties and when you only have one stream of income, it can crush you.