Hi @Lake Bradford, there are some properties that are still available for rental and you can limit your search to those or you can consider buying and once you decide if you want to move elsewhere, sell the condo and take the equity/appreciation and invest in a home elsewhere. 

My limited experience with the Gurus is that are very rarely price competitive and target newer buyers.

Consider the potential risks like higher insurance rates and any limitations on renovations due to FEMA’s rules.

There should be some time limit on this.  

My local market (Honolulu) is expensive and limited fund, I chose to BRRRR out-of-state. 

Banks often have higher fees and less favorable rates, while online services like Wise offer more competitive options.As @Ryan Konen mentioned, other alternatives include Revolut for multi-currency transfers and OFX for large transfers without limits.

The level of work involved will be significant with limited returns unless you are well experienced. 

It’s definitely possible to do a BRRRR in OKC on a budget under $100K, but as you’ve found, the MLS options in that price range can be limited and often include older homes.

I know many think I'm too strong and idealistic on this stance, but it's how I feel - I can't give my money to someone who has no or very limited consequences personally if the investment goes south.- Because of these incentives, only integrity and care for one's long-term reputation hold syndicators back from just raising as much as possible, as often as possible, and deploying the capital as fast as possible.

It’s wild that other budgeting apps can handle these connections seamlessly, but Stessa still struggles.I’ve been on the verge of jumping ship myself, especially considering how much we pay for Stessa Pro, and I still face these limitations.