Same. Though as mine is getting to the point I want to change things around quite a bit, I am wondering if I really have the time or if I should go “hosted”. R

Same. Though as mine is getting to the point I want to change things around quite a bit, I am wondering if I really have the time or if I should go “hosted”. Running your own mail can be harder from the start than from our position of having done it for years though. All the things that we know and learned one at a time as they came up, a new mail admin needs to learn at the start. Also, I have old domains with no bad rep, and my mail is sent from static IPs that have been reputationally clean for all the time I've had them (well over a decade). If you run your mail server on a VPS provider you might have more trouble from their IP range than I have from mine (though you do always have the option of paying a little for a relay service like mxroute which will deal with deliverability problems for you).