I came up with the framework below for making the decision to pursue the project.

I have a STR but am knowledgeable about many other strategies and plan to pursue a BRRRR as my next investment. 

Currently, I am deeply immersed in the world of finance, pursuing my Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation.

Another unintended consequence would be a plaintiff attorney is trying to decide whether you have sufficient assets for him to pursue a lawsuit.  

I've heard too many pursue Myrtle, and no one look at Beaufort so I'm going to go quite hard there.As for executive lease, I have not.

Is it worth pursuing moving the granite, having it cutdown to right size, and installed on the current cabinets? 

@Chad Swanson, as I've said time and again, if you're not in it for the long run, don't pursue it at all.

Would I be better suited trying to find a Fix N Flip, pay cash using my equity, do the work myself and then put it back up on the market or would I be better off purchasing an STR with 20% down and leveraging a loan to get some cash flow coming in then maybe pursue a Fix n Flip using the remaining equity and let the STR repay the HELOC until I sell the flip?

(this is an option I’m looking into) 2) pursue partnering with another investor?

Penalties:Misdemeanor of the first degree: This can result in a maximum imprisonment of one year and a fine of up to $1,000.Civil penalties: You may also face additional civil penalties depending on the specific circumstances.Permitting issues: Local permitting authorities might withhold final approval, revoke the permit, or pursue other actions against you, maybe not give you the CO.