The house is now worth approximately $315k.Initially, we thought we'd stay here long-term, but we ended up with a larger house than we need.

Investing in multifamily properties aligns with long-term goals, but may require larger down payments and may be less accessible initially.

You'll get a much larger sample size than a couple folks open to talking over virtual coffee. 

-The property does have back property taxes, so I will need to contact the county assessor to find out information on paying those at/after closing, but I want to use that in negotiations for price/terms, as the taxes are now almost 3 years delinquent and tax foreclosure is coming this November if not paid (in full or in payments, tax assessor will know for sure).For context, its a 2 bed 2 full bath (1/1 each side) just under 1,800 sq ft. total, thinking rent for the larger side would be $1250ish and the smaller side $950ish, purchase price I'm unsure of but I would start at $120k due to burn damage and back taxes.

in 12-18 months and do this again with larger multifamily.Details below.   

I work a ton of Californian investors here and most usually start with turnkey, then move to value-add, and then larger multi-family. 

I reiterated they can cancel now and check out tomorrow, or send a different alteration request that was a middle ground for us (roughly 50% refund) - G: alteration is a larger refund and it is possible through Airbnb app.

I happened to be at an inspection yesterday for an investor that will be closing on his first quad in Jacksonville in 3 weeks.As for where, I think the choice between those two markets is easy.  

The year the mobile was built affects the choices.

@Justin MeltonYou can also reach out to larger local companies that have HR departments that help locate temporary housing for employees.