I'm not sure.I'd love to hear other opinions on the topic.

I own a demolition and site work company that has transitioned to new construction so I've been in the space for years in columbus ohio. not sure what market you are in but I'd look where land is cheap. you are competing with love's around the country in rural areas so I would say urban or within 30 miles of urban is much better they don't build them that close. https://ops.fhwa.dot.gov/freight/infrastructure/truck_parkin...

I just paid for my BP Pro membership and would love to get connected with anyone locally to network. 

We all have regular W2 jobs, and we'd love some tips on how to make the most of it.

They will confirm they meet them or tell you a lovely story.

So if you can land at least one apartment building from a Multifamily mentorship I would say it would be well worth the money spent.I love Rod Kheif's podcasts and would definitely consider his mentorship program along with a few others I follow.

I would love to collaborate. 

The bank is going to love you paying that off.Could you get an equity line to give you the cushion and keep this cashflowing property with a low interest mortgage?

I have a love/hate relationship with the newbie phase of this, because I'm ready to get involved yet reluctant because of my lack of experience.

I've got a Bone to Pick with you People ..........Always loved that Sienfeld Episode.I've been in Real Estate as a Realtor and as an Investor for over 20 years.