You're going to have to eat a lot of costs with selling the place due to realtor fees, moving to a new home will cost money and time, penalties for mortgage break etc.If you sell, what would the plan be for the new home and revenue stream?

It's growing at a fast rate and is becoming a new hub for innovation and start ups.  

Just not sure if it's worth keeping or if I can achieve my goal of having multiple income streams (replacing my current income from my job) faster by selling.

The value of your "property" isn't really based on its physical characteristics, location, upgrades, etc....it's based on its cash flow stream: I don't want your building, I want its cash flow.

Here are a few points that I'm mulling over;1) I intend to hire the services of a property management firm so this will automatically be factored in to the cash flow.2) In the circumstance that I need to travel to any of these places, I have found that Austin and Portland would have higher travel expenses only because they are not travel hubs (airports) like Denver, Seattle or San Diego.

Hubs 3 refinanced the house about ten times for full cash out, and bounced after the last one...ten years or so ago.Oh the house was built on a community golf course that has failed four times, and been bought and failed again three.

I see this as a way to provide a larger income stream to husb/wife while beginning to build assets for heirs.Comments are appreciated.  

Are you valuing a very passive stream of income?

Land has a stream which will compliment an addition of pond.

I like the people I work with, and the office is a hub of long time experienced real estate owners, property managers, tax consultants and investors- great wealth of information.Recently licensed, and am now on the search to hang my RE license with a brokerage (no brokers in my current office to serve this need).