The house is off the market, but the insurance is still running, the bills and HOA fees are running, my money is not growing.

Take x dollars out of property a, invest in property b - here is profit, cash flow, risk, reward, plan to grow to multiple properties increase cash flow etc.

But from a perspective of growing my portfolio, at what point do you cash out to redeploy? 

Right now, my preference would be to have as many occupied pads and as FEW "park-owned" homes as possible to avoid headaches associated with rental and maintenance, but that may change as I grow and expand.

To me this means having a primary residence in the under $1mil range (but doesn't necessarily have to be under $500k).I will still have school aged children and need access to great schools, ideally public to avoid the cost of privateI would still value the ability to access metropolitan environments, though I don't need to live in the urban core. 

Cool, no problem, we said, we could wait. 20 minutes later and she did show up, with 2 little babies, ages 6 and 2 she later said.

I'm also a new investor here in San Antonio, I'm looking to grow my team and learn together.

I am going through the steps to understand real estate investing better and want to get things heading in the right direction as i start investing in more rentals to grow my portfolio, one recommendation i have read and been told is to put my properties in a LLC and maybe even grab a holding company from Wyoming for protection down the road.

Spend an appropriate amount of time researching, reading, and learning obviously but time is money when you’re growing it exponentially.Since you mentioned “getting out” versus retirement then I figure you’re just hitting your ETS.

We're out growing things, antiquing them before we're introduced to the new way.