Those types of properties are usually pure cash flow options.

To see how you are with being a landlord again, then gradually scale from there. with the remaining cash on hand, you always have the option to pay it off whenever you'd like or keep it on hand for any repairs/ maintenance that comes with being a landlord.  

Hey @Andrew Pryor, You definitely have some options...I have an entire novel I could write here on ways to make this work.

I gain occupancy at the end of the month, and looking to begin on some of these projects then.I am a newborn when it comes to the real estate world, but I am trying to retain all the knowledge possible to become successful in this space - building a team, what type of real estate to enter, loan buying options and experience, location location location, you name it.

When there are options, unless your place is extremely special, the only way you can compete is on price.

What other insurance options do I have to protect myself from liability?

Your best option is to go to local RE meetups.

Is there anyone out there willing to teach/partner (preferably teach/mentor) me when it comes to wholesaling , lease-options, etc....been wanting to get started for years just need and want the correct assistance to help me!

Your options on how you can structure this depends on the state and how many doors you have at the multifam.

Your only option is do the work yourself or hire a GC.