Because of COVID, I am unemployed at the moment but still have substantial savings where I can make the mortgage payment by doing short term rentals. 

My wheelbarrel and lawn mower are out of the shed at the moment, and once they are in there, the bike will not fit. 

Understanding the situation with COVID that was fine for me for the moment.

I've come across quickbooks as a good option rather than hire someone as I don't find necessary at the moment.  

At the moment, you should not worry about loan rates, they are the best in the last 50 years.  

Chances are you'll look back on this moment as a blessing in disguise, as others have indicated, where your manager did you a favor cutting you loose. 

We traded a great deal of in-the-moment comforts to achieve these things, but it hasn't been all dull.Along the way, my wife and I have taken multiple one-week vacations: NYC; drove the 101 from Portland, OR to San Diego, CA; drove from Portland, ME back home to Omaha, NE; and hit Chicago for food and Cubs games several times.If you want to escape your financial burden and achieve financial freedom, you can, but it requires difficult choices and hard commitments.

The market for multi family properties in the better neighborhoods of Cleveland is tight at the moment for some reason.As to what to do with an occupied property, I think the best option is to pick one of the tenants and don’t renew their lease.  

So I currently own 50 units and have another 14 units under agreement at the moment.

I've been reading a lot into the housing bubble, potential crash, and problems with landlords and forbearance's that are making the housing market hard to deal with at the moment.