Your best bet may be to keep focused on your current investment and move into something else once your finances are a bit more stable.

SFR is probably the best bet for this group of buyers.

I really see Columbus Ohio as an extremely safe bet for the next 10-20 years.

I currently have a property that is 10acres with a vacant 1940’s 2/1 farmhouse that needs a full rehab. The property is currently zoned R-5 but sits right on the urban growth boundary of the city which means as soon ...

Owners nights are your best bet but often they don't stand by what they say either. 

Building a duplex in Mid-Missouri is exciting progress.

I guess the bet is the larger property will cashflow better than the old existing properties? 

Some items I think should qualify, such as: time spent monitoring rehab progress/talking to contractortime spent talking to vendors & placing orders time spent talking to PM/CPA/attorney regarding my properties;time spent reviewing statements/invoicestime spent preparing mortgage application,  tax filingtime spent writing contracts with contractors, PM, equity partners etc Some items I'm not sure.

Thanks, I agree, Bridge Cash out will be the best bet

Take note that most of these zones will not have much investment, but if you can identify the areas that are in the path of progress, I think there is a great opportunity for upside.