I was liking it but thought I could be just having a Californian syndrome where anything under $2m sounds like a steal under the Bay Area mentality....LolThere is another one close for $1.2m, 4 units... but that one might be close to a high way

I would echo what @Jay Hinrichs and @Ellis Hammond have said, and would add some additional perspective:First of all, it will be important for you to avoid the shiny object syndrome, and commit to a strategy. 

Don't get distracted by the "shiny object" syndrome.

Do not fall for shiny object syndrome- There has been tons of great ideas of what to do with your money...

Fewer still will actually do anything that they can't do with a click (before carpal tunnel syndrome sets in).

So I sat down with my wife and we drew up a 12 month action plan complete with short-term goals along the way that we WILL follow through with.I would now like to reach out to this community for advice and how to break the analysis paralysis syndrome.

I took am curious about how one goes about jumping from residential to commercial properties- this becomes especially important if you want to move to more than 4 properties, so do they taken into account your existing experience with residential as a positive factor in determining eligibility, or is it like the chicken and the egg syndrome?

Don't fall into shiny object syndrome or feel pressured to buy something beyond your primary buying criteria.

@Sean Wilt I call it “Hotel Syndrome” they think they were rating it on a scale of 1-5.

I have seen a lot of people either have A) Shiny Object Syndrome or are B) Too rigid about their goals.