Thank you for your advice, Jason.I agree, A cash-out refinance is indeed a viable solution to my problem.My main concern, however, is the tight timeframe I'm dealing with rather than the availability of funds per see.With an additional three months, I could potentially refinance my other properties to raise the necessary capital.

If you wanted the tenant out, why did you only raise their rent to $1k below market?

Also, don't dismiss paying for capital raising.

However, there’s no set rule on how long you must hold the home as an investment before converting it to your primary residence, but it’s generally advisable to rent it out for at least a year to avoid raising any IRS concerns.

Especially if you're a first-time portfolio buyer, these online platforms can help you raise capital from multiple investors.Work with an experienced commercial real estate broker.

It does come down to your goals, your time to allocate, your business sense, your ability to bring or raise capital, and what you are trying to accomplish.I am personally not a fan of short term rentals, as it appears regulations in many cities keep making it harder.

I used Hostaway and it raised my bookings by 30% as well.

We're looking to get back into flipping at least 30% of the deals we get and are interested in raising capital for these projects.

We haven't raised prices in awhile and don't think we will be able to do that without putting more capital into the building and amenities.

There are many advantages*  A customizable fund provides amazing flexibility to raise equity or debt or even a combination of both.