Being a turnkey investor myself for out-of-state stuff, and therefore I don't have to do most of these steps (and don't want to), I have to say that your list looks pretty good!

I use Joseph and Joseph, Steve is one of their attorneys who is pretty active in the BP community.

Health is ALWAYS a must, ensure you keep it as long as you can.  

I have been pretty good in my life so far to go with my gut.  

I invest in southside flips mostly and looking for a cheap personal living situation in one of the nice north side neighborhoods, since coach houses are sometimes pretty heavily beaten up in the nicer neighborhoods it could be a project I could afford and take off the hands of someone while giving me prime location, then eventually a rental single family unit type property when I move into something bigger. 

There aren’t many good deals around so you have to “make” your own deals by finding something distressed and making it pretty again.

I was thinking the same thing but it had a pretty big fenced in yard.

.; Taxes are pretty high right now because it has not been homesteaded. 4.4k.

I have a pretty fortunate situation that I would like to hear some advice on.

Having everything together in one place will help you see the overall health of your business plus these are related to each other, for example, your mortgage payment consists of interest (P&L item) and principal (liability) so you don't want to track the interest only on one software and the principal on another.