With all of the improvements you have done, is your asset located near hospitals or professional services wherein you could do an MTR? 

Of course the proof is in the actual investments and numbers, but this assertion seems unlikely based on the value-add upside normal syndications can provide which DSTs can’t.

The options we're considering are either a multi-family unit in the city or a short term rental property in the city or up to 2 hours drive from Sewickley.However, we're in need of professional guidance to help us make the best choice for our family and investment goals.If you were in our shoes, what would you do next? 

As you get ready to start investing I'd encourage you to connect with a local agent in the area that you are looking to invest and they can connect you with other professionals you'll need like a good lender, insurance person, property manager, etc...

Here are a few strategies to help you connect with professionals in the area:Attend local real estate meetups, networking events, or investment clubs in Austin.

Be professional, polite, but firm.

Lots of multifamily homes and a high demand for rentals between students and young professionals.

It's a huge city of course and I see it more in parts of the city versus other parts.

Of course, a foreclosure can't be delayed with only a blank bankruptcy filing for a period of 3 years.

The central/east side is Taney county and then of course the City of Branson.