This experience highlighted the importance of thorough initial assessments and flexibility in budgeting, reinforcing the need for strategic planning and adaptability in real estate investments.

First off, hard to say about going nightly rate as it depends on what you plan to do with the property i.e. are you renovating then renting, just furnishing, planning on renting for only 7 nights minimum, etc.

Seeing the situation, is my plan the best way to move foreward or does anyone have a better way?

This includes: Internal restructurings of real estate holdingsThe admission of new investorsEstate planning transactions.

Are you planning on pursuing any in the near future here in GA?

Our first plan didn't work and we would have had to take a loss if we sold it.

Maybe see if your PM takes advantage of those insurance policies, which could help to alleviate that problem (if it is a problem).If the PM company is a licensed real estate brokerage, and they are members of state and local real estate associations, they should have access to a large number of websites that syndicate the listing.

Are you planning to flip and build up more liquidity?

And then you lose all your bene's and raising a family and paying for health insurance is a big deal. 

I am planning to leave my current brokerage.