@Matthew Bruce @Desiny Smith Oh wow, isn't it interesting that with a bit of persistence anything can be done?! 

Real estate is a long game, and as this experience shows, persistence pays off, even when things don’t go according to plan.

That takes work, persistence, and some strategy.

I'm no longer in the position to house hack, I currently own my SF property here in Miami.I like the idea of SC, NC - But my question still persists, if I choose one of the two, I'd like to hear some feedback from people who are in those states and which strategy they find works best.Thanks!

You’ve already taken the first step, and the rest will come with time and persistence.

Despite several attempts to fix these—like reconnecting and getting help from support—the issues have persisted, making it challenging to rely on the data integration via Yodlee, especially when other platforms like Plaid seem to handle this stuff more smoothly.

However, with nearly 1 million units under construction nationwide, supply pressures persist, especially outside the Sun Belt.

It’s about playing the long game, building relationships, and becoming a trusted resource in your market.If you stay persistent and patient, you can do the same.

Reciprocity is key to building lasting relationships.As you look to expand into short-term rentals (STRs), research the market thoroughly, understand local regulations, and consider whether you want to handle property management yourself or hire a professional.Remember, growing a real estate portfolio takes time and persistence.

That’s 7.5%.If you turn around and sell this thing, you lose money, unless you bought it WAY under market value.Second, this same problem persists in year 1.