Oh, I cant give your money back for that burger you didn't eat because you were called to put out a fire before your food was ready, but I sure can, and have, made it right when that firefighter came in to dine again.

Get out of your comfort zone and start talking to the players in the game, create meaningful relationships that provide mutual value. 

We manage in town, but I don't feel comfortable enough to purchase in NB myself.

Those are excuses for remaining in your comfort zone. 

If your rental is up and running, you have a safety net you're comfortable with, but don't want a bolus of money sitting unused, is it possible to put the funds into a brokerage that would allow the purchase of stocks, mutual funds, or something similar?

Introvert lol though I am trying to talk to more people daily to get comfortable.

We manage in town, but I don't feel comfortable enough to purchase in NB myself.

The back end refi is something I'm trying to get more comfortable with and I know it can vary greatly. 

I don't have property management for my properties.Either way, its really up to you to figure out over time, what you will feel comfortable with.Hopefully, someone else will reply.

I currently own 5 doors in Southern California (2 duplexes and 1 single family) and I have 100K sitting in my bank account and I need to put it to work...Some of the ideas I’d had are to either leave my comfort zone (California) and buy something out of state...