I'm in the planning phases of a renovation and have an active renovation now. 

I am considering an investment in a commercial property with plans to improve and sell it within 4-6 years.

Replace my current property manager with a more proactive one, though there is no guarantee that the next one will be a better fit. 

Informed Tenants two days ago that we are planning to sell the home (their lease ends at the end of June.

I plan to keep it long term.

I look at it as this being the logical next step for a renter, and I would be happy to help any way I could as long as you were up front, honest and worked with me in planning when you would leave.

and to understand how they fit together in your toolbox, as none will give you everything (e.g, insurance is required and it will cover you for many situations, but not always; asset protection (LLC) is litigation insurance and complements regular insurance, by minimizing the target and making it unappealing).5.

I've had it 20 years and I plan on keeping it.  

Many beginners jump in without a plan leading to mismatched goals and markets.

If my description of property management sounds like something you'll be good at and enjoy doing, it's a good fit, and I say go for it.