I have 33 years of real estate experience and a passion for what I do. 

I love being a business owner, and I feel like building businesses and creating job opportunities through that is my true calling (I’m very passionate about social entrepreneurship).

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Reading between the lines it doesn't sound like you have a lot of passion for being a housing provider so why not sell it as is before you put any more money into it? 

As a business owner and with my wife being a physician, we have found a shared passion for remodeling homes and unintentionally turning a profit with our past properties.

Real estate is a passion of mine, and I'm working get my real estate license to eventually make the transition into real estate full time as an agent, property manager and full time investor. 

Real Estate is my passion, and I am excited about transitioning into a fulfilling career after the last three years of working solely for a paycheck.Appreciate your input.

Now for my dilemma my investment company I work for doesn’t offer any real estate career paths, unfortunately as it is a passion of mine.

I am passionate about my Proteges becoming millionaires and for those that don't give up, that's their future.

In general, from a business standpoint, the townhomes would be easier probably, but if you just have a passion for the idea of keeping the streetfront activated with a couple of shops, and it makes you happy without putting you in the hole, then do it.