Where I am now, my approach seems scatterbrained, and that usually becomes the mental wall that I can't get over - thinking what to do next, where and how to start, etc.

However, one of the family members who is 92 years old is extremely sick mentally (after he know we need to move to a new home), and I have to stay in my old house with him; as a result, I am forced to rent the new home out around late September 2023.

Even if I move to FL (there's a small chance I'd stay in the district in which my pay would increase rather than decrease, but I'm thinking conservatively), I'm content and otherwise mentally prepared to be an out-of-state landlord.

Hi @Cassie Sherie,I follow an abundance mentality.  

My general mentality is very city focused. 

If you have an unexpected vacancy, repair bill or legal expenses to deal with, it could become a source of unnecessary mental and financial stress.

Hey @Javon WilsonPersonally, I would prioritize location over the # of doors the property has.

You pretty much validated what I was thinking which is option 2 is the preferred path forward in this case especially if I'm prioritizing anonymity and liability protection.

It's immature to perpetuate an "us vs. them" mentality.

Since all I need is a place to sleep/shower, I prioritize location over actual amenities.