Since you're asking the question about what to do next, it sounds like you need to complete your road-map.  

Having a mentor might be the single most important thing to getting over the "I'm new at this" nerves because you have a road map to follow (so long as they have the same goals in mind).  

You have to have a reason and then a plan to go with it, a road map so to speak. 

Either one will give you the road map to not only fixing what's keeping your score low, but keep you from spending money on things that aren't impacting your score. 

I am talking more high net worth private buyers that are skilled at what they do for a living but do not have much time and want someone highly skilled and experienced to navigate the roadmap to successfully buying and building a portfolio of commercial properties over time.

Preferably one that actively purchases investments like you are purchasing.2) An investment specialized local realtorThese 2 specialists will give you a list of practical solutions, and then you can create a road map and the 3 of you can work in lockstep, with the same goals to get you there.

People who made money and decided to passively invest it, but still work hard staying on top of it all.It's not just a dashboard, but rather a digital service that essentially acts as our virtual family office - It automates our workflow, analyzes performance, and has a ton of features in the road map to help make better decisions. 

It's obviously likely a different target demographic than the listings at Pacaso.https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/4...One caveat to their offering is it's early stage so their are some bugs to the platform's app, which is iOS only, Android app on the roadmap, and it's not web-based so you can only participate using the mobile app.

I feel like I have a proven roadmap ready to guide me along my investment journey.

I feel like I have a proven roadmap ready to guide me along my investment journey.