This deal was definitely a great read.

Read as many RE books as you can get your hands on.

Remember to always approach real estate investing with a focus on the long-term, careful planning, and a goal of building a sustainable and profitable portfolio over time.Good luck!

Let folks like us take care of your taxes so you can worry about that other stuff :P 

Oh, it’s time to stop nodding and start reading!

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The bank is unlikely to even know or care (this is not financial advice :P) 

It sounds like you read Tony Robbins' Unshakeable with the lingo on the advisor, but it's not necessary.You want your finances to be in order, but they will not help you in any way with real estate.

Then, you have to evaluate the situation with the tenants, are they taking care of the property?

I would do what makes you sleep better at night, not what some fella on the internet tells you to do.You can read what they have to say, but they aren't going to bed with your stress, your problems, your goals, and everything in between.