At the end of the day, your next move should be in alignment with your long-term goal.

My ultimate goals align with wealth generation over time as opposed to quicker cash with fix and flips.I'm open to building any portfolio (single family, multi family) that align with my long term goals but want to become more aware of the opportunities that may exist starting with this amount.

Like building a house, find out how a house gets built and then align those categories chronologically, then start assembling those categories based on what the end result is supposed to look like.So here’s where I would like investors that do SEO to help us align the pieces and what comes first to last, tell me where I’m wrong._1?

Yield maintenance can be a very costly component of real estate, and locking in above market rate loan is never fun.  

I’ve just sold my first property (mini flip/buy and hold) in the Greater Toronto market in hopes of aligning my personal and professional goals with a move out west.

There are large national firms that are aligned with title companies and small local attorneys who do a few a year but are known to you personally. 

Our LP's are such a significant component in our businesses.

Hopefully you find some alignment there where your strengths line up with their weaknesses.

Making sure they follow-through with what they say they will - do they pay distributions on time, K-1s in a timely manner, good communication, what type of deals have they done, have they taken any deals full cycle, have they been through economic cycles, are they investing in their own deals, what was their background before real estate (did they manage a P&L), do their fees align with the performance of the asset, background check, etc.  

Your objectives just don’t align with theirs.