We gained freedom of time, not having to set an alarm clock for 6am to be at the office by 7:30, and work until 6pm. 

I’ve observed that those who actually seem to have time freedom achieved through real estate have done two things:1) Built up a $1.5-$2M portfolio at minimum.2) Paid off said portfolio.It’s the accumulation of wealth, yes, but also the lack of leverage that, per my observation, seems to be the source of real, lasting freedom.Sure there will be plenty of exceptions, but most who aren’t in this spot are simply working in the business of RE, in some form or fashion.

We just supply the location and they do the marketing   Automated, White Label, Copper, and Freedom are probably a few that I'd chat with about third party management.

I live In Palm beach, and do all my biz out of state, freedom is pricelessAll the best

I'd sell and move into a SFH or MF that you will have more freedom.

If it is a VA loan the buyer is doing it shouldn't be an issue and the lender can switch to Freedom Mortgage or another military-focused mortgage bank. 

I've final taken the first step to realize financial freedom.

Freedom, I think. 

I need to make my first move so as to avoid analysis paralysis but I don't know how to go about it.I hope to meet a mentor(s) who can help me with my vision to own numerous single and multi family rentals to create cash flow, financial freedom, and a legacy for my family.

If your goal is financial freedom, you'll need a rental income that can replace your current income and must increase fast enough to outpace inflation.Inflation increases the cost of goods and services over time, effectively reducing the value of your money.