It's a short term venture at best, and the most likely outcome is you bought a fancy new-ish car and have a bunch of consumer debt costing you money rather than making you any. the car won't appreciateyou won't get any tax benefits It becomes less lucrative as other EV vehicles come into service It adds a bunch of additional liabilities on your DTI which many hinder you if you decide you want to buy an actual investment. 

I still do the paint but wonder if that's hindering my investment growth.

I know it would look good for "branding" our work but not sure if that would help or hinder sale of home.

As far as advising you to keep the job or not, I think the biggest question you should ask yourself is" is this job hindering me from acquiring more rentals?" 

If buyers have a clear vision and already have established furnitures, sometimes it can hinder the sale. 

Keep on tract of the cashflow to not hinder yourself to pay for normal and unexpected expenses.

Another thing that I see that might hinder your ability to get into the deal is your ability to qualify for a bank loan.

I feel my biggest hinderance may be my fear (especially of legal issues). 

Agreed @Jordan Moorhead, I really do not see how this will help development, but hinder our abilities to manage effectively. 

Find an agent who strives to write policies that are customized to the specific property and that will not allow the insurance premium to hinder the performance of the property in any way.