Would love to hear from others in similar situations or with more experience.

i know that's not what anyone wants to hear right now, but the huge rise in home equity over the last 5 years has made equity seem like it's free money and it's absolutely not, in fact it's extremely expensive.  

Feel free to call my office and speak with me if you want to look deeper. 

Feel free to reach out if you have any questions. https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/51/topics/1113749-cost-segregation-faq

A VA can be trained to fill out contracts and paperwork anytime to free up your time.

The full 5 year proforma is free to give you a good look at what to expect on the deal.

We closed and the Dundee property was listed for rent late August.105 days of vacancy, three rent reductions, and two PM teams later, I’m stuck with an unrented property that, once rented, will cash flow negative each month (and that’s excluding the cost of the 100+ days of vacancy).I later learned that the initial PM team I was paired with actually did not have any experience with RTR.

And even for accredited investors with a fair amount of experience, they are still hard to find groups that truly align with your goals. 

Does anyone have experience doing this, and know how to go about it?

I bought it with my mentor and partner who has experience in renovation and hard money financing Congrats!