Your key is going to be working with the right team.

Hey Pauline, Caleb's response to visit the city is one of the smartest first moves you will make.

Can anyone provide advice and steps to moving this forward?

The Pittsburgh area, especially the South Hills, can indeed offer some great opportunities.As you embark on this journey, here are a few tips and resources to help you get started:Education is Key: Since you're a data guy, you're in luck!

Learn about investing and keep moving up at your 9-5.

And pray they don’t steal everything one the way out. 4) Be aware you probably can never kick them out if they keep paying (at least not without 3-6 months of cash relocation fees.) so be prepared for this to be a rental until they decide to move out, not you decide to stop doing it. 5) PLEASE sell.

Here are some key considerations to aid your decision-making process:Diversification: While the allure of Cape Coral's potential cash flow is undeniable, diversification can be a prudent strategy.

If you do have the reserves or don't need them, I would look at moving it to a business CD or possibly re-investing into another property if it gives you enough for the next down payment.

We would like to move the property into an LLC for liability reasons.

Longer term 10+ years the lock ins will fade away as life forces people to move.