Now you can 'afford' to do some adventure.

However, I have no experience in adventure tourism per se. 

My 2 cents as somebody who has lived in Seattle for a long time, owns my own non RE business and has had many adventures in the business world, has read WAY too much about business/economics in general over decades, and has lots of paper knowledge about RE, but is admittedly lacking in a ton of real world experience in that sphere...

What a great adventure.

My goal is to scale our business as quickly as possible.Either way, we're still moving forward with our real estate adventure, and this set back is just a small obstacle that we're working to get over. 

Those things are my loved ones, adventure,  and experience.As a lifelong athlete, I love and thrive in a competitive environment.

I think there's a lot of upside to the Everett/Chelsea/Malden area's with the Casino going in and all the business' coming into the Seaport.

Good luck with your real estate adventure

Learning the business is a continuous adventure.

Once you top out what you can do in that niche, then it might be time to try adventuring out into something new, and at that point you'll have more experience and history to pull from that will help you in that next step.