What I mean by that is, your goals starting out are kind of meaningless because you have yet to live in the moment of achievement.

Honestly, the proper strategy at this moment would depend on a few factors that would be a bit difficult to get into on this board.

And the demand is only going to increase incredibly over the next two decades due to demographics and lack of supply and building. 

Is there value in networking here, knowing that I'm really looking out of state at the moment?

thanks, EdwardI'm not paying mine off at this moment.

On another note, the Property Management agreement does not transfer; it will end at the moment of the recording (sale). 

However, I’ve often felt alone in this journey—especially when making big moves—and that’s what brought me to this incredible forum.

If you have commercial experience and are an excellent asset manager (managing the property manager, driving revenue, reducing expenses,  managing GCs)You wont just provide value to a sponsorYou will be highly sought-after after by sponsorship groups.The ones worth their salt know how incredibly valuable a strong asset manager is (and how much work it takes)So if you can bring that skillset, I have a feeling it won't take long for you to find a sponsorship team. 

This is why buying out of state is so incredibly difficult.

You did an INCREDIBLE job on this home.