Looking to build my wealth through strategic investments.

Plenty of very unhealthy people have incomes.Wealth is a strategic placement of funds, calculated decisions, and educated spending, saving, and investing that all equal a system in which one considers themselves "set up" to enjoy life without the constant hassle of making ends meet.Theoretically one could flip houses for years, earning well into the upper echelon of tax brackets and still not be wealthy, or be completely wealthy, depending on how they see the daily activities of their lives as either a job, or a hobby that pays well.But to get right down to what I think you're asking Christy, is "what is the best approach to wealth?"

@Ben Raptoulis A good CPA can help you with tax preparation and, more importantly, strategic tax planning.

I’m thinking of selling it all to get started on more strategic investing to get towards this mythical path of financial freedom, but that may involve moving the family into a rental for a bit.

To answer your question in one sentence, the move was very strategic and we have not regretted it so far.

I also, see the market in a robust state for several years to come - the commercial market is moving and land prices continue to go up. 

This is the first year that I feel like my taxes are complicated enough to warrant expert advice and am looking for a firm that can offer comprehensive tax filing, strategic planning, and good customer service.

All 3 are robust markets.

It doesn't need to be crazy robust, but of course our goal is to grow, so some scale-ability. 

You also have to do your due diligence on unemployment rates, population growth, job market, property specific location - is it strategically good location, and ALWAYS, ALWAYS when purchasing the property analyze how easy will it be to sell it for profit?