Does anyone have someone I can talk to or have a framework to review?  

Even if none of the items are surprising, the framework might be useful for providing clarity.

First, build the framework and specifics you have to accomplish your goal.

Podcasts, Books, and Mentors you find by networking.I'd pick up a copy of Set for Life by Scott Trench as it has a good framework for financial independence, especially for a newer investor.

These two i've found are detailed and truly lay the framework for getting a deal done. 

@Cole Bigbee steel frame? Working

This is a solid framework to start with.

Here is my scenario.I currently own a 2/2 condo in Bay Area, CA and I'm moving to a larger home (With larger mortgage etc.)Renting my condo will give me a negative cash flow of 600-800 bucks a month.Selling now will not yield me the best possible return (since the Bay area condo market is a little cold now).What kind of framework can I use to help drive the decision in a meaningful manner?

However, the GI bill doesn't only cover college it also covers certified training programs.Also, being a firefighter apprentice part of the Firefighter 1 and 2 certifications, is a necessary requirement to go over construction as a whole, from the framework, new age and old housing differences such as materials, style, layout, and much much more.

Think and Grow Rich was a bit lengthy for my taste, but the mindset framework is fundamental to life.Some books on the top of my list for building the business :Free to Focus by Michael Hyatt - Same principle as Who Not How, but detailed.The One Thing by Gary Keller & J Papasan  - Make this your focus everyday, and watch the results.Traction by Gino Wickman - Accountability, roles and goals.