Seeing the updates, I would say look at the cost of your financing in more detail and be a little patient in your renovation. 

I would say the biggest pointer will be to be patient, offer as soon as you see something that makes sense and come in with your best offer up front.

1 -MAke it a habit for self development and be patient with that ,  2- Network (but be humble) ,      3 - Always be the giver, ( don't try to network with the intention of what can they do for you, ) but how can I add to them  ( and if something happens, cool and both can be in a symbiotic relationship. 4- Make Sure YOur vision is bigger than Real Estate itself.. cos you will encounter a lot of set backs and you want to make sure your vision push you through it .   5 - Never think RE is black and white . ( ill semi quote a Bruce lee quote, I encourage you to google it)  Be like water , cos it has the ability to shape in any form ..

See, as a patient quality of life is vital but being imprisoned to appts and treatments makes it hard to travel anywhere much unless to drs so I’m thinking if I theme each STR differently from decor down to even snacks etc I may stay booked a lot but mainly it’s my way of making a difference.

My advice would be to be patient and find the product and terms you want rather than jump on this just because it's quick.

Also be patient because if you keep calling him, he's going to put you at the bottom of the list.

I purchased about 28 homes at auctions between 2008 and 2010 and made several million dollars because when the market crashed I had a few million in the bank because I am a patient person and did not blow my money when prices were rising.

Yes, the graduate degree (MBA) is directly in the same field of work.Please patiently excuse my ignorance here, but what would this hypothetical process/suite of loan products look like for this multi-family property, just so that I'm following you correctly?

You just have to be patient, tenacious, and creative.

1) Be patient.