If you’re still in the profit with that number, I would flip the lot to the builder down the street, and start cold calling on more property.Find a handful of builder that you can flip easily dividable property to (road frontage).  

With the market going crazy, we are evaluating selling the property (along with some other reasons).

I remember analyzing some properties in 2015-16 that were mostly around $300-325k, and which would have cash flowed easily, but now those same properties are 500-550k and would probably run at a monthly loss (even with a nice low interest rate).  

Had it been a stick built home the value would have easily doubled.....I started renting the property out in 2012 or 2013 at $925 a month. 

I know I can't really go wrong with any of the top 10 markets, so might as well just go where I can most easily connect with others!

If it’s 20% or less, I can easily put $16K down.My second question is about the annual revenue.  

Have a guestimate when evaluating but get an actual bid before buying 

The amount of north city addresses usually on each list easily overwhelms the more desirable neighborhoods. 

Things I want to learn more about; navigating larger deals, the financial intricacies of larger loans, income-backed loans, nuances with larger investment properties, realistic financial targets, mathematics of larger properties for evaluating and planning, and more experience and insight for being able to identify good and bad deals for larger properties.

@Ray Ochotorena As far as the best way to get started right away, and relatively easily, turning your primary into a rental would be the best option.