Seems the right choice is start over and make more professional buisness decisions in the future . 

@Michael NewmanMichael you are asking for professional advice here I have noticed everyone has adviced you the same.

I’m thinking of aligning my fence with my neighbors but prior to do so, should I pay for a professional land survey?

These are professionals with additional training and a stricter code of ethics.

In short I want to connect and start a professional relationship with some like minded people and not just the first person I come into contact with through any of agency ;)I am currently living in AZ but plan to move to OK shortly for professional and personal reasons.

Sounds like a professional.  

Once you setup up multiple entities and get serious about RE investing, then you can advance to the more complicated, more costly and more professional Quickbook version.

As always, seek professional advice.

If you or your spouse qualify as a 'real estate professional' and meet material participation regarding the property, the tax losses become non-passive and can offset other taxable income.Good convo to have with your tax CPA/EA who can consider your facts, circumstances, and goals.

taxes are sooo confusing as there seems to be many opinions out there, even among the professionals.