While I have met people who are too paralyzed to move, I have met more who have done miserably stupid things out of greed, overconfidence, and just plain arrogance.I think the next move you make should be to take careful stock of your financial situation and simplify what looks like a series of very complicated investments in a lot of places.

It is also a somewhat complicated matter with respect to eligibility to take such a distribution and the process of regaining taxes paid with amended returns if the funds are returned to the IRA within the allowed three year window.  

Being very close to the sidewalk/street can complicate things if you need to work on the building's foundations, if you need to change the water lines, etc.

It may be a complicated LLC requiring a bit more than a boiler-plate operating agreement.

Through a complicated formula you are bidding your effective interest rate down at the same time. 

It's not really that complicated to buy out of state.

Once you have that list write down several ideas on how you can best remove that constraint e.g. for money you could save up, wholesale, use hard money etc.What you will see is that partnerships work best when there is a clear need and until you have established that clear need you are potentially just making your life more complicated.

I have a realtor involved, so that may complicate things.

The tax preparer I have been using since moving overseas has made some mistakes which caused complications I'm hoping to avoid in the future. 

@Soh Tanaka - I Agree with Calvin, I've used Quickbooks for many years and while it was a little complicated for me to learn, my overall experience has been great.