My question is if you were to recommend a market or path that I should take to get as close to my goal as possible wht would you do?

The neighborhood is stable, but not in the path of progress.

The best strategy for you will really come down to your individual risk comfort level.Whatever path you go with, though, treat the businesses religiously . . . attend to them in every way as separate businesses if they are separate and you'll hopefully uphold the purpose of an LLC with operating as a business in earnest.

Plot out your path, and see if you can get this done in 2-4 years.Once done, you are finally free!!!

Here are the 10 most attractive real estate markets in the country, as judged by WalletHub:FriscoAustinGilbert, ArizonaMcKinneyDentonAllenDurham, North CarolinaReno, NevadaRoseville, CaliforniaNashville, Tennessee 

I hope everyone suffering can finally find a path forward.

Aug 23 electric company comes and puts 3 day note on door of squatter while squatter is hiding insideAug 24 DTE informs us that the bill for this cabin hasn't been paid for a long time, bills are often sent back "return to sender", over $1,100 is owed, gas will be turned off soonAug 26 electric company comes and removes meter, we haven't seen squatter since Monday night, we knock expecting an empty unit, 14 year old daughter is inside, no electric, no water, no gas, phone battery low, and the house is the worse garbage pit I've ever seen - 5 full size black bags of kitchen waste sitting near door, goat path from room to room, dirty clothes piled everywhere. not hoarder situation, just super dirty situation.

Our country is in shambles, but at least this ruling provided a glimmer of hope.

Due to a relatively high cost of entry and cyclical instabilities many savvy investors look for linear or hybrid markets across the country to deploy their money in, thereby creating a sort of Arbitrage . . . you live in a high-income part of the country and deploy profits from income into real assets in markets that cashflow well in different areas. 

Anyone has experience with co-owning a property in Canada with a partner who’s Canadian but works in the UK/overseas. Where could I find more details about this topic. Thank you!