Eventually I would like to grow my investment portfolio and buy more properties, so I don't want to use up all my cash and stocks on one property.

We're in real estate and will cross paths again eventually, doesn't seem to make any sense to burn a bridge. 

If not, she will eventually find a new place, stop paying rent, string you along, and then move out in the middle of the night leaving you with a vacancy, past due rent and most likely a mess and damage to the unit.  

Should I just keep at it and know itll eventually get rented?

Eventually, we’re going to have a big snapback.

I think we will eventually get the house and then we can decide what to do.So many choices down along the Oregon coast.

Using this strategy can help you save money on improvements and eventually raise the value of the house.Make connections with nearby real estate agents, go to gatherings, and make use of BiggerPockets and other educational materials.

I do have a warehouse and tend to over supply some things I know will need eventually, like TP paper towels, kleenex, shampoo, laundry soap, etc.

I had close to 80 investments and did not have any foreclosures so far. it will eventually happen, but it will not be an issue as long as foreclosure rate stays low.

You can buy an almost new or brand new single family home here in Arizona for $250-300k, combine taxes and insurance of under $2k per year, rent for $1500-1800, will break even on cash flow with 25-30% down because there is no maintenance or cap ex since it's new (you will have these eventually but rents will increase by the time that happens).