I totally value and want a property manager to take the day-to-day management off my hands, but on issues with tenant damage and I would like to be kept up to date on matters, as well as have copies of all notices provided to the tenants for my own record keeping. 

Due to the changes with your business, I am not comfortable continuing the current lease.

In commercial real estate there are many brokers but only a handful of companies that will provide coverage. 

Please provide some pictures inside and out.  

When they explained they only supply drywall, they provided me with two numbers to call.  

Another option is to consider properties that need some work but have good potential for value appreciation, as these might be less expensive and provide a better cash flow once renovated. 

The new property should have some amount of cash flow, provide additional tax benefits, and appreciate in value while having your bills paid for by the new tenants and the new rent which in my opinion would be a better return on your investment than simply recasting your loan.

Talking to some real estate software providers, they have between 300 - max of 20k paying users.  

Agreed @Nate Marshall - I chose the "guru" route to level-up my portfolio, brrrrr stopped working for me as frequently and since becoming a mom, I didn't feel as comfortable flying to locations where I could get the 1% rule so I've transitioned to flipping and enrolled in a course so I can be competitive in a HCOL cityLastly, though I'm not an influencer, I do enjoy sharing my projects on social media (like most people who take pride in their work).

IMO I would skip out on a course but that would be based on your comfort level jumping inUsing your own money?