@Joseph Miller your fears may be well founded or totally unfounded, the only way to know is to pick one, just one possible investment, bounce it off a more experienced investor and if its great, go ahead, if its a no-go, then no-go, search for the next and repeat...hard to leave the analysis paralysis phase if you have not narrowed it down to earth- to an actual possible investment property.

A phasing plan was incorporated into the city’s agreement to require commercial uses to be constructed proportionally with residential uses.https://communityimpact.com/au...

I think @Marco Bario described the process very well.If you are looking for a place to start trying to sell your note I recommend about Paperstac.It is an online platform, with wide scale distribution, very user friendly and with clear and detailed end-to-end process, which help you not to miss any phase on the way.

The IRA deductions phase out over certain income thresholds if you’re covered by a retirement plan at work.

I'm still in my beginners learning phase, so I'm not quite ready. 

For this reason, many self-employed, tax status traders do their trading through a wholly-owned corporate tax entity, either S or C (usually S), to open up retirement and health insurance planning opportunities.Second, you should talk to your tax professional about a Sec 475(f) election, and the interplay with the QBI deduction thereunder, taking into consideration Specified Service Business Treatment and phase-out limitations. 

Its common for agents to do both as a "transition phase." 

This needs to be there during the analysis phase, even if you plan on self managing because the numbers on a deal change dramatically over the ~$160/month management fee. 

Ask a lot of questions during the estimating phase to ensure you've both thought of the potential hiccups.

In a growth/expansion phase for REI I am never going to let equity sit untapped past yr 7, so the 3yrs is a non issue.